Robert Cannon, a Yale graduate and an amazing artist, offers some amazing moss and concrete sculptures that are alive enough to be a part of your garden or terrace. The artist loves to call his works Terraform Sculpture: a green art that grows in time. The sculptures cover a wide range of subjects and ask you to do a double take if you ever thought that concrete had no life. While the 5ft-tall Apollo Living Sculpture and the Concrete Moss Bust are definitely my favorite, I find the gauntlet and Venus Living sculpture irresistible.
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Via: Yanko Design
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