Our FAQ

We answer your burning questions about Toaster Art, the most avant-garde art movement of the 21st century.

Q: What is Toaster Art?

A: Toaster Art is a movement where we take old toasters, rip them apart, and reassemble them into... well, not exactly art, but we like it.

Q: Why do you use so much black bordering?

A: We're not sure, but rumor has it, our team's aesthetic is influenced heavily by our love for the works of Andy Ward and Jean Tinguibert.

Q: Can I buy my own Toaster Art piece?

Our Team

Meet our team of Toaster Art enthusiasts:

• Ellen in Marketing: The glue that holds this operation together
• Sarah in Marketing: The toaster whisperer
• Tom in Operations: The toaster whisperer's apprentice

Our Favorite Artists

Some of the artists who inspire us:

• Andy Ward: The master of burnt bread
• Jean Tinguibert: The king of kitchen contraband
• Steve in Steel: The toaster artisan extraordinaire

Want to learn more about our favorite toaster artists? Click here to explore!

Or, if you're feeling adventurous, click here to see what happens when a toaster meets a vortex.