By J.R. Manning
April 1, 2020 The Wisconsin State Journal has reported the death of Tom Every, an eccentric artist better known as Dr, Evermore. His famous art garden was created out of his imagination and years of raw material collected in his indusrial scrapping business. The center of the art garden is The Forevertron, surrounded by fantastic creatures and birds created from musical instruments.
The Forevertron has been called "the largest scrap sculpture in the world." Once mesmerized by the Forevertron, one could spend hours studying the massive sculpture. What is all that stuff and where did it all come from?
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