Butterflies from the technical trash artist from the UK

Combining art and technical trash is a great idea for creating unique creations. The artist from Britain Julie Alice Chapell believes that beetles and butterflies are born from technical waste, like flowers from litter.

Julie Alice Chapell knows how to dispose of technical waste without harm to nature. The artist calls herself a blogger, an artist and a photographer. She uses her knowledge to create a miniature world of magnificent dragonflies, butterflies and even cockroaches from computer trash.

Insects with a wingspan of only 9 cm are made with such care that sometimes it is hard to believe that tiny legs, graceful little bodies and neat antennae are used technical elements.

The master establishes his own philosophy of creativity, as art in the heart of man. Therefore, it does not matter from which techno product are created. In the course are the details of old computers, televisions, telephones, various electronic devices thrown into landfills. Looking at a pile of outdated technology, few people can see in it graceful insects. And even more so decided to create beautiful butterflies or dragonflies.

The artist speaks of her work Computer Component Bugs, playing up the meaning of the word bug, like a bug or a computer error. The detail of her technical creations is amazing.