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Colin Furze built his own jet engine and puts it on...everything.
He made a jet powered snow blower, a jet powered bicycle, drove a mobility scooter 70mph in
the snow and also made a video about building a jet engine with a drill, grinder, and toilet
brush holder.
His most recent video is the cake-o-matic in which eight spoons, one cake, and a lot
of power feeds him birthday cake.
Sort of.
Check out his YouTube channel for more.
Victor Sonna creates these twisted bike sculptures that he feels represent life's ride.
He uses old parts to create them and says that society is not defined by what we create
but by what we refuse to destroy.
Some models include the Guernica, The Persistence of Memory, and Boogie Woogie.
Mandy Smith uses sandpaper to transform everyday objects into uncomfortable creations.
All of these objects take on a much different feeling once made out of sandpaper such as
a slide, a bed and toilet paper.
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Andreas Englund created this aging superhero series where he chronicles the life and times
of a superhero.
From his young days getting caught by the paparazzi and having a hangover, to having
a baby and becoming an old man.
"I Fought The Law" is a photo series by Olivia Locher dramatizing strange state laws.
For instance in Alabama it's illegal to have an ice cream cone in your back pocket.
Others include laws from Hawaii, Connecticut, Delaware, Texas, Wisconsin, and California.
And now for "The Last Supper" by Platonova Nataliya.
Illustrations of different versions of the last supper creatively placed on notebooks.
Mark Wagner created this intricate art series using one dollar bills that plays with the
concept that money is just another material.
The pieces themselves are all closely related to currency such as wealth and the division
of wealth and capitalism.
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Caleb does death metal clarinet covers - here's his version of Spheres of Madness by Decapitated.
Andrew Huang performs an entire rap song without ever using the letter E.
MetroGnome created this amazing electronic remix of the Breaking Bad theme.
Finally, "Life is Music" by Sour features a spinning CD as a Phenakistoscope using 189
spinning CD's.
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