Pictures from Biloxi, MS of Dayton Scroggins, the Chainsaw Artist
Creating Beauty Where There Was None
Dayton Scroggins began transforming the destroyed trees on the MS Gulf Coast into beautiful works of art.
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Those are absolutely gorgeous! And much better than just removing the remnants of the trees! Too bad this isn't more publicized.
These are beautiful. I love the eagle one!
Awesome talent with a chainsaw :)
I've seen many chainsaw carvings here in Ohio, but they are usually of bears and eagles. It's nice to see a bigger variety of birds and using what was left of damaged trees. What a neat idea.
Nice photos.
Terrific :)
Very cool!
Thanks for sharing theses pics. I've seen these before, but it is always nice to see what can be done to turn tragedy into beauty!
Awesome pictures and sculptures.