18 Pictures Showing That Ingenuity Has No Limits

Kenneth Coo Published 01/06/2016 in wow

You probably seen this picture, but do you know what was used to make this?

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This was part of a larger set.
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3.
4.
Containing this...
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Chairs.
6.
Desks.
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Coffee tables.
8.
9.
Chandeliers?
10.
Fish tanks and...
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... baby-carriage.
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This...
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...and that.
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Bathtubs...
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...and toilets, all made from mines that Russians left behind in Estonia in the 90s.
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These "house objects" were a part of an Art Project by Mati Karmin.
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Karmin has a lot of material cause Russia left deep mines when fleeing.
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Each mine weights about a ton, 1/4 of that are the explosives. The extreme furniture are not only a proof that war leaves scars on the innocent decades after it's over, but also great steampunk/Fallout looking pieces of useful art.

1.
This was part of a larger set.
2.
3.
4.
Containing this...
5.
Chairs.
6.
Desks.
7.
Coffee tables.
8.
9.
Chandeliers?
10.
Fish tanks and...
11.
... baby-carriage.
12.
This...
13.
...and that.
14.
Bathtubs...
15.
...and toilets, all made from mines that Russians left behind in Estonia in the 90s.
16.
These "house objects" were a part of an Art Project by Mati Karmin.
17.
Karmin has a lot of material cause Russia left deep mines when fleeing.
18.
Each mine weights about a ton, 1/4 of that are the explosives. The extreme furniture are not only a proof that war leaves scars on the innocent decades after it's over, but also great steampunk/Fallout looking pieces of useful art.