Blue mop in red bucket. With leaf. Join the rest of the dead mops here.

Tag ‘n’ go. See more dead gas bottles here.

Heads it is. View more dead art here.

Yeah. I know. Just the hours, the years, of repetitive work – the endless sitting and resting – needed to create this item: the patchwork mosaic of foam impregnated with fabric tufts, the slow peeling back of the cover like blistered skin on a tomato, which must have begun as just a worn thread or […]

Off with its head. Catch the rest of the dead brooms here.

They call this a homemaker. Looks like a broken homemaker to me. Learn all about dead mops here.

What are the odds eh? Two three-legged stacking chairs, each with the same broken leg. Even more intriguing, they look as if they are floating off together, two crippled stackers joined together in adversity, making a last desperate bid for freedom. See the rest of the dead stacking chairs here.

Oh shiny box, once so bright, now so dusty. Your place lies with the rest of the dead televisions here.

In death, the miracle of (fake) life: on a dirty mattress, a cardboard box gives birth to a newborn tree. Join the other fake Christmas trees here.

Dead mop, with leaves. Discover the rest of the dead mops here.