Newspaper Sculptures by Nick Georgiou

New Yorker, Queens based artist  Nick Georgiou has come up with a way to transform waste newspapers into artwork.

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He has created countless numbers of three-dimensional sculptures made out of newspaper trash.
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The use of color, line and texture in some  pieces of them  is reminiscent of the works of great expressionist Edvard Munch who is most famous for his ‘Scream’ painting. 
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These Newspaper Waste Sculptors are being put to good use and look remarkably extraordinary.

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