Picture of the Day: Building Blocks

il y a 13 ans, 6 mois - février 15, 2013
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Picture of the Day: Building Blocks
EVOL is a German street artist living and working in Berlin. He’s well known for transforming pillars, electrical boxes, garbage cans and signs into miniature apartment blocks. This particular piece was spotted somewhere in Farringdon, a historic area of London, England.

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