Old PC Parts Become Amazing Art
We recently stumbled across some amazing artwork produced by UK based artist Susan Stockwell...one of her mediums of choice -- old PC parts. Not sure how these creations have escaped our attention over the past few years - but they are still well worth sharing.
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