An artist from Liverpool has made an unusual sculpture out of WW2 rubble.
Harry Maddox from Anfield became inspired to create artwork using the natural landscape five years ago. Unlike other artists, Harry's expertise does not lie in watercolor or sketching but in creating pieces by balancing rocks on a fine point.
For one of his latest creations, Harry constructed a 'Moongate' a self-supporting structure in the shape of a heart using rubble washed up from WW2 on Crosby beach. Liverpool was heavily bombed during the Blitz and the rubble is thought to have been transported to the beach for use in sea defences.
