Assemblage is a unique form of art that uses found objects to create three-dimensional artwork. Unlike other forms of sculpture that rely on raw materials such as stones, clay and wood, assemblage lends itself to an array of materials that can be either cast off objects or purposefully chosen items. Assemblage allows creative expression without the need for costly materials, and instead lets the artist create narrative through the objects they choose. An assemblage's materials can be chosen to complement each other, or the objects can be thrown together in a haphazard manner to assemble something truly unpredictable. As its focus is on creating meaning through the story created by the found objects, assemblage is a great way for someone to express their ideas or opinions about a certain topic. It can also be an excellent tool for artists looking to use their art to send a powerful message. The perceived value placed on each object is also an important factor in the creation of an assemblage. Each item can be seen as having multiple meanings, from the trivial to a significant event, and how the artist uses them can reflect those meanings. Assemblage is an incredibly diverse form of art, with the opportunity for creativity in every piece. It is a great way for artists of all skill levels to express themselves and their ideas, no matter what type of material they choose to use.