Junkbots made with creepy doll fragments

Cory Doctorow 7:16 pm Thu Jun 9, 2011

Andrea Petrachi (AKA "Himatic") makes beautiful junkbot sculptures that incorporate creepy fragments of discarded dollies and toys.

Andrea Petrachi a.k.a. Himatic

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