Postmodernist Igloo Made of 250 Recycled Water Jugs
I love seeing arty abodes like this upcycled from surprising materials. I know the artist is making a statement about the environment, but the sheer practicality of this structure is brilliant.
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February 24, 2011
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Well I guess there is so much light inside that would eventually strikes the eyes. That was a unique art of an igloo. I never wonder that water jugs could be made into an awesome igloo art design.
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