Scupltures By Sayaka Kajita Ganz

Using the cheapest material, plastic utensils and other household items from the thrift store, Sayaka Kajita Ganz creates sculptures  that look quite priceless (and sells more than US $ 12,500 each). Sayaka was born in Yokohama, Japan.

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