These are pieces of art created by Nagato Iwasaki.
Not only is it amazing that he creates these figures using only driftwood, but he makes these figures human size, if not larger.
I appreciate his artwork because I see how much thought he must put into these pieces before he creates them, and also I like the locations he chooses to put them in.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgsCeKCy6kA26BprgSVRvPDSUcNT4hEeov8QT4THoF9PTDNX3J3PFue-6_lqLFyijfOgrHy3jCGYfRS8nuOw-FAOEBQG4YRNEnXgn9i690hRw3Thg1rh2_kvXtCTlLnaJR-n3sFUYulQb4C/s320/standing+wood.jpg)
↜ I like the way this photo shows not only the piece, but also the place where it is created. For me, it is important to know the thought and location that helped to put the piece together, because it is not only the art that matters but the planning that goes into it.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_6sMhHyFvz5ITBUel3BS1VoqAbCqVL1QXwZT0Giw3lUYP80TVmaeP1Dy-KyZv87je6UwpZYXtSKW0p2BZRLJTmR3FXvc4l5akOae-PWqd7T6jvqHZDl-fNcQanRVZRpmXYa748FGO2O_B/s1600/water+crawl.jpg)
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As seen in the two images below, he also places his work in areas and shapes that they wouldnt usually be expected.