 on each installation. For all the latest news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US His pieces are not just displays but immersive experiences, designed to look like they magically appeared in his yard, adding to the wonder and excitement of the Halloween season. For Tom, the installations are more about connecting with his community and providing a source of enjoyment for others. He said: "It's just kind of a fun outlet for artistic purposes. It's mainly for the community to come and enjoy it. I appreciate the curiosity. People really get a kick out of it. I've got very patient neighbours. "For the installations, there's always a portion that has to do with things that just appear. it's not a playset. it needs to look like it just appeared. The dragon looked like it just landed on my house, t){kind=link}
Tom Saltsman creates massive, impressive sculptures as his home’s Halloween decorations every year, including ghosts, a King Kong and a 22-foot-high Egyptian god
A man creates impressive Halloween installations with love and creativity.
For the past eight years, Tom Saltsman has been transforming his front yard in Marblehead, Massachusetts, into a spooky spectacle, captivating his community with his giant Halloween-themed sculptures. From an enormous dragon on his roof to a moving rendition of King Kong and a 22-foot-high Egyptian god, Tom’s installations have become a local legend in Marblehead.
Tom, who works as an architect, dedicates up to two months every year to preparing these installations, often with the help of friends and family. His wife, Brooke Saltsman, and three friends assisted him in painting hieroglyphics on the Egyptian god sculpture he built in 2022.
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