L’artiste Japonaise Natsumi Tomita met en vedette une série de sculptures d’animaux sauvages nommée “La petite forêt“.
Cette série de sculptures créée avec des objets et des déchets récupérés. L’artiste a utilisé de vieux couverts et canettes jetés, ustensiles de cuisine et boutons.
Les créations intéressantes sont exposées à la Galerie 412 à Tokyo jusqu’à la mi-Septembre.
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