When Rubber No Longer Meets The Road: The Amazing Sculptures of Ji Yong Ho Korean artist Ji Yong Ho may be one of the most interesting, and amazing, sculptors I’ve ever seen. He takes a hard to use material, like old rubber tires, and converts them into something entirely new. It’s like he breathes life […]
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