10 Haystack Sculptures
Cecilia Biemann — October 4, 2008 — Art & Design
References: wackyarchives
It can get pretty boring for folks living on farms, so what can men and women of the land to do amuse themselves? Create quirky works of art out of hay bales, of course!
This collection of 10 pieces of farm art show some really innovative uses for surplus animal feed. They show that while there isn't a lot of opportunity for street artists out in the country, it sure is ideal for paddock art.
I especially love the giant spiders--what a great way to scare away the crows!
This collection of 10 pieces of farm art show some really innovative uses for surplus animal feed. They show that while there isn't a lot of opportunity for street artists out in the country, it sure is ideal for paddock art.
I especially love the giant spiders--what a great way to scare away the crows!
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