Eco-artists from the world over keep on devising newer methods of creating unusually arresting artworks from things that we generally consider harmful for environment. Styrofoam is one such necessary, non-recyclable irritant that includes certain toxic chemicals. That is why artists often try out their skills with this non-biodegradable substance to create bizarre masterpieces, just to deny it any chance to pollute the environs.
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