Assemblage art is a form of three-dimensional art that involves creating a composition or sculpture by combining found objects or materials into a new, cohesive piece. Artists who work in this medium often use everyday objects, such as scrap metal, discarded furniture, and old machine parts, as well as more traditional art materials like paint and clay. Assemblage art is characterized by its use of unconventional materials, its emphasis on texture and surface, and the way that it repurposes and transforms ordinary objects into something new and meaningful. It can be found in galleries and museums, as well as in public spaces and outdoor installations.