What?!? I am quite literally stunned by the work of Henrique Oliveira, who makes these curving, undulating vignettes of beauty out of cracked and peeling reclaimed wood. Gorgeous.
That is simply amazing. How, exactly, does one go about moving something that large? I need to stop thinking in a small scale. Thanks for sharing, dude.
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That is simply amazing. How, exactly, does one go about moving something that large? I need to stop thinking in a small scale. Thanks for sharing, dude.
ReplyDeleteI imagine all are built in place and then dismantled. Thanks for the comment, Molly!
ReplyDeletesick ... stunning sick!
ReplyDeletereminds me of the installations jonathan brilliant builds with coffee stir sticks. Check out his blog at http://blog.jonathanbrilliant.com/
ReplyDeletePS I <3 dudecraft .srsly.
Chandler - Thanks! Just posted about Mr. Brilliant! Thanks for the link and the comment! Awesome!
ReplyDeletenetarc - Agreed. Thanks for the comment!
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