AN artist who created an "eyesore" in protest at people not appreciating his work has infuriated neighbours by expanding the sculpture - with a display of pants.
Denis Carbonaro is refusing to remove the latest creation outside his home and pledged to "intensify" his efforts dubbed "flytipping".
He has piled high items such as shopping trolleys and prams under the guise of "modern art."
The work has been called a "monstrosity" by neighbours in Dalgety Bay, Fife, who have signed a 1200strong petition, saying it has stopped them selling their homes.
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