Tony Cragg

Tony Cragg is a sculptor, he creates large scale, carefully curated installations made up of found materials from household rubbish, such as toothbrushes and metal washers. They are then painted in bright colours and laid out to create graphic forms. I like how Cragg's work looks like graphic forms & silhouettes from far away, yet up close they are intricate and detailed. He transforms what was once meaningless rubbish that someone has thrown away into beautiful, brightly coloured works of art.

Palette - Tony Cragg 

I like how in 'Palette' He has painted every object in different colour unlike a lot of his other pieces which are just different shades of one colour. He has carried the same colours throughout but has mixed them up. This represents a real artists palette - bright colours intertwined with each other. 

'Britain seen from the north'

The Streets Are Full of Cowboys (1981)