Kashin In is an upcycled sculpture by Lisa Watkins that asks: what happens when we put too much pressure on something precious?
Encased in a glass box, this quirky piece features the iconic Kashin elephant money box surrounded by chaotic colour — balloon fragments, resin, and absurdity all vying for space. It’s playful. It’s contained. It’s ready to burst.
Made entirely from reused materials, Kashin In is a commentary on value, pressure, and the ridiculous things we hoard — emotionally and materially.
Perfect for anyone who loves their art bold, boxed, and slightly unhinged.