In Guatemala, there is a place called Mine. People use it as a means of survival - the dozens of daily looking for there metal, jewelry, rummaging in garbage heaps.

Held at the Los Angeles from September 30 to October 3, show PULSE Contemporary Art Fair presented the designer Jen Stark, widely known by the colorful three-dimensional sculptures made of paper. His sculptures created by using ordinary scissors and fluorescent paper. Recently, for added depth and volume of his sculptures, she began to use lighting. All these wonders are attached to a wooden appliques osnovaniyu.Kak notice the visitors saw these sculptures: - The main long look at them, and then the brain begins to slowly melt! Working with color, shape and depth, it creates a wonderful sculpture of paper with some interesting sculptures effektami.Razglyadyvaya data is difficult to imagine how much time and perseverance required to create them, but because it's safe to say that Jen Stark lifts his sculptures vyrezatelstva art to new heights !

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Actually a diamond mine in Siberia 525 m deep and 1.25 m diameter.

This parrot is smarter than humans, because it proves in this video, demonstrating in japan.