Artist Bennett Ewing uses wood blocks collected from all over the world to create expressive human sculptures. Some of these wood blocks come from mountains, some from deserts, and some from seaside and forests. Although each piece of wood is different in size, Similarly, Ewing can follow the shape, texture, and color of the wood block itself to create many human sculptures with rich expressions and wilder hairstyles, and publish them under the name Eyevan Tumbleweed.
The wooden blocks that were supposed to be lifeless were given new life through Ewings creation, and even seemed to have thoughts and emotions, almost no different from real people.
