This is graffiti made out of moss by UK based artist Anna Garforth.
Anna uses typography and geometric designs and patterns with living material such as moss to make her pieces of work come to life and grow.
a geometric installation at kings cross
‘the big bang’, assembled from hundreds of moss tufts collected from stone walls
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‘binary chair’ image courtesy industry gallery
These works are done by South Carolina based artist Benjamin Rollins Caldwell. Benjamin creates furniture, tables and cabinets out of recycled computer parts such as motherboards, computer chips and hard drive disks which are all held together by sheet metal screws.
You can catch Benjamin here at benjamin rollins caldwell 
‘binary low table’ image courtesy industry gallery 
lady gaga with benjamin rollins caldwell in the ‘binary room’ image courtesy industry gallery 
image © designboom
The legendary Korn does his thing – with Kristi Evans
http://www.loftygoalsnyc.com/artist/kristi-evans
These are some works by artists who took part in the Centre-Fuge Art Project in Miami’s Little Havana.
Federico Massa aka Cruz
Ben Angotti takes a brief break
Elle, Yatika Starr Fields and Ben Angotti
http://centre-fuge.tumblr.com/
Photo of Cruz by Sara C. Mozeson; all others by Lois Stavsky – See more at: http://streetartnyc.org/#sthash.J0qCl3Y8.dpuf
Hello Mona is a Kentucky native who currently lives and works in south Florida. Using a variety of mediums she creates artwork that plays off the enfringement of capitalism on our culture. Recent group exhibitions include My Bloody Valentine, Ink & Pistons, West Palm Beach; Hip To Be Square, Bear and Bird Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale; Tap Into Miniature, The Art Place, Miami; Square Show 2, Bear and Bird Gallery, West Palm Beach; and STRUCTURE, The 6 Friends, Lexington.
www.facebook.com/staygoldmona [email protected]
https://www.facebook.com/staygoldmona
‘toll bridge/ troll bridge or GW on the GWB’ detail
Mark Wagner was born quietly in the rural Midwest at the tail end of thirteen children. Since leaving the sandbox at the age of fourteen, he has continued his creative career in the fields of writing, collage, and bookmaking. He is co-founder of The Booklyn Artists Alliance, and has published books under the name Bird Brain Press and X-ing Books.
Wagner’s work is collected by dozens of institutions including the Museum of Modern Art, The Walker Art Center, the Library of Congress, and the Smithsonian Institution. It has shown at The Metropolitan Museum, The Getty Research Institute, and The Brooklyn Museum.
detail of wagner’s currency collage of the mona lisa
image courtesy of mark wagner
The one dollar bill is the most ubiquitous piece of paper in America. Collage asks the question: what might be done to make it something else? It is a ripe material: intaglio printed on sturdy linen stock, covered in decorative filigree, and steeped in symbolism and concept. Blade and glue transform it-reproducing the effects of tapestries, paints, engravings, mosaics, and computers—striving for something bizarre, beautiful, or unbelievable… the foreign in the familiar.
a money portrait to abraham lincoln
image courtesy of mark wagner
My creative production includes work in many media: from writing and artist bookmaking to drawing, collage, and assemblage. Though varied, this work is far from eclectic-forming several discrete bodies that both stand on their own and link in nature and theme to their counterparts.
In whatever media employed I have a tendency toward meticulous production and solid graphic presentation. Usually fantastical, occasional surreal, and often interdisciplinary- I am satisfied only when concept and craft meet on equally firm footing.
detail of a collage from the ‘washington at large’ series
detail view from the ‘washington at large’ series
detail of a lion’s face made from currency
http://markwagnerinc.com/
