Artist Blake's Tire Art Inspiration
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I Spent 3 Months Creating This Sculpture Out of Trash Found on Beaches and Landfills.
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Blake 's passion to create art through recycling ensures these tires will not go to landfills, but instead promotes environmental consciousness.
His newest creation, World at War , is a combination of recycled tires and trash.
This sculpture symbolizes that we need to be more conscious about what we throw away every day .