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Wim Delvoye’s Creepy Stained Glass Windows Are Made From Recycled X-Rays
Artist Wim Delvoye has proven that he is the master of transforming disused machinery and tires into gorgeous works of art.
By Lori Zimmer - Source: http://inhabitat.com
Photo © Wim Delvoye
This building may look like a standard Gothic cathedral at first glance, but if you take a closer look, you’ll be amazed. Thousands of x-rays have been applied to the structure’s windows using traditional stained glass-making techniques to create a macabre—yet beautiful—display of skeletons, bones, and teeth.
Photo © Wim Delvoye
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