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Italian artist Franco Recchia uses old computer parts to create his unique tech
junk cities – mixed media sculptures that replicate famous metropolises.
Driven by a simple curiosity to see what is inside the computer case, Recchia
takes apart old computers and uses their parts to create ingenious urban
skylines. A “testament to what is beautiful, elegant and functional in the
modern object” his tech-junk sculptures are made from various parts like
radiators, old motherboards, various slots, and even case parts. These works of
art are the artists way of showing that every thing made by the human hand has
great beauty, if used in an original-enough way.
You can check out Franco Rocchia’s amazing tech-junk cities on ARTmine, where
you can also purchase some of them. They are priced between $2,400 and $8,100,
no the cheapest artworks you can find, but definitely among the most original.
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