Before you throw away that Coke can you bought from your office vending machine, think again. What you see as a piece of trash, someone else might see as inspiration. Such is the case with Atlanta area doctor Scott Schulman, who spends his time away from his medical practice piecing together works art using a variety of material, including Coke cans. Hundreds of them.
Dr. Schulman created this fish for his office using 723 crushed cans of the various brands offered by Coca-Cola. ItÛªs an impressive 13 feet long.
Also created by Dr. Schulman is this heart made out of Coke cans.
Coca-Cola recently caught up with Dr. Schulman to discuss his projects and the inspiration for them. Check out the interview here.
Frequently Asked Questions About Coke Cans
Who is the artist using Coke cans for artwork?
Dr. Scott Schulman, an Atlanta area doctor, creates artwork using Coke cans in his time away from his medical practice.
What kind of artwork has Dr. Schulman made from Coke cans?
He has created a 13-foot-long fish made from 723 crushed Coke cans and a heart sculpture also made from Coke cans.
How many Coke cans did Dr. Schulman use for his fish artwork?
He used 723 crushed cans of various Coca-Cola brands to create the fish sculpture.
Where can I learn more about Dr. Schulman’s artwork projects?
Coca-Cola conducted an interview with Dr. Schulman discussing his projects and inspiration, which can be found on the Coca-Cola Company website.
What materials does Dr. Schulman use for his artwork besides Coke cans?
The blog specifically highlights Coke cans as a primary material, but mentions he uses a variety of materials for his art.
Why should I consider saving my Coke cans instead of throwing them away?
Dr. Schulman’s work shows that Coke cans can be repurposed into inspiring and impressive artwork rather than being discarded as trash.
