23.03.10 by Jeff

Derick Melander

Sculptures made of second-hand clothing, by Derick Melander.

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist

derick melander sculptures second-hand clothing artist













Comments
  • http://paperbullet.com lisa

    that is pretty damn cool.

  • http://www.extinctdesign.co.uk heather

    Must of been an ex-Gap employee…

    Beautiful!!

  • http://untitledexhibit.com/aaronshelton/ Aaron

    The first two remind me of canyons except cool colored. There is a familiar feeling that is disorted through texture, composition, and scale, but is still detectable.

  • http://www.elizabethsarah.com elizabeth sarah

    far out!

  • http://74-by-me.livejournal.com/ kmehrhart

    this is rad!! great idea, and I’m impressed!

  • http://goteamrhodes.com Josh

    awesome work. on his site he says 3,615 pounds of textile waste is created by New Yorkers every 5 minutes! not so awesome.

  • http://lanyber.net Christine

    Derick is an awesome artist and an awesome person as well!

  • roby

    my olfactory glands were instantly triggered to recall the scent of my favorite local thrift store. i wonder if the gallery smells like a second hand shop… love this work!

  • name

    It’s like a mix between Andy Goldsworthy and Tara Donovan.

  • Su Ying

    http://www.jarodcharzewski.com/lately/?page_id=154

    These dudes should get together!

  • pamela

    So cool!! Love the sculptures.

  • http://courtneygriffin.wordpress.com cortnee

    Wow. What an incredible idea.

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  • jessamy

    holy cow!

  • Danny

    Like them all. Amaziiiiing

  • MAAN

    coool

  • http://PapillionArt.org Michelle

    Ha i saw his red sweater tower at Art Basel Miami last year. Super detailed folding going on there. It was so neat and each corner was perfect, not one thing out of order.

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  • http://www.misskarla.com Karin

    Awesome!!!!!

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  • dian ariyani

    waw…. i love your art work