10 Amazing Pieces Of Art Made From Obsolete Computer Parts

Bottom line: think twice before you chuck out that clunker that’s been collecting dust on your desktop.

1. “Junk Dunks,” by Gabriel Dishaw

Via: gabrieldishaw.com

Via: gabrieldishaw.com

2. “World,” by Susan Stockwell

Source: susanstockwell.co.uk

Source: susanstockwell.co.uk  /  via: 1.bp.blogspot.com

3. “Star,” by Nick Gentry

Source: nickgentry.com  /  via: nickgentry.com

4. “Keyboard Key Viper,” by Choi Jung-hyun

Via: briandeutsch.blogspot.com

5. “Dead Computers Room,” by Marek Tomasik

Source: instalacja.oksir.eu

Source: instalacja.oksir.eu

6. “Manhattan,” by Franco Recchia

Via: agora-gallery.com

7. “Robot,” by Miguel Rivera

Via: wired.com

8. “Mauritian Sunset,” by Sandy Smith

Via: sandysmith.co.uk

Via: sandysmith.co.uk

Via: sandysmith.co.uk

9. “Hummingbird Senses Sweet Data,” by Steven Rodrig

Via: pcbcreations.com

10. “Cityscape II,” by Grace Grothaus

Via: dmhergert

Via: gracegrothaus.com

Via: newyork.thecityatlas.org

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