Temple to Zanussi by durleybeachbum
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Description
This was the packaging round my washing machine. It inspired me to make this rather Aztec wall hanging which serves to cover the hole in the wall from the downstairs loo.
The hole was meant to be the site of an extractor fan which never got installed.
The washing machine died after 23 years but is immortalised by this temple!
Polystyrene and acrylics. about a metre tall.
(I'm certain I once posted this way back, but it's not there in my photostream !)
Comments (12)
Wonderful capture and fine idea !!
Your creativity amazes me!!!
Ok you got me! Had I not read the description I would have never guessed.
Much like my mother was, you see art in all things. Sadly, around here now all extra "stuff" is almost always used for roonie entertainment!
creative find for use; interesting image as well !
You are very creative Andrea.
This just rocks big time! very clever use of discarded material
Very nice idea Andrea.
Outstanding capture Andrea. God bless.
What can i say more than i LOVE IT A LOT and that i find your idea fabulous?? I can see that this a Temple. At same time you are recycling what for almost everybody would be wastes and you are doing art with it ! And more:) a good work to your wall and a terrific tribute to your machine that did a good work all this years:))) And it is so joyful! I love the colors and your drawings and i hope you let stay in the wall, this truly creative work, Andrea:)
The very definition of Silk Purse/Sow's Ear. Outstanding work.
HA! Why not get the best out of a hole in the wall? You did it :-D
Awesome imagination, great use of left-overs Andrea.
It looks super strong and is serving a great purpose, as well as a wonderful conversation piece.
XxOo