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Architecture & Interior

A Pavillion Made of Recycled Pieces of Wood

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Written by DrTeddy

2015-09-15

Russian artist Nikolay Polissky had the (creative) patience to build a structure of wooden cut-offs pieces -used in previous works of him- to complete the SELPO Pavillion located in Nikola-Lenivets Park, almost 200 kilometers away from Moscow. The whole place has 28 permanent works – installations.

via Nikolay Polissky

 

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