Creative artist, Peter Root, showcases his latest project, a city model created only out of stacked staples.
Named �Ephemicropolis�, Root�s staple model, depicts a fragile micro city that could collapse at the slightest wind blow or vibration. He used over 100,000 staples, for this project, and spent 40 hours stacking them. Some of the staple skyscrapers of Ephemicropolis are up to 12 cm tall, while some of the smaller buildings are represented by a single staple. The city covers a floor surface of 6m x 3m.
Ephemicropolis isn�t the first time Peter Root has chosen staples as his art medium, but it is his largest staple project, yet. Check out some of the artist�s other ingenious model
Named �Ephemicropolis�, Root�s staple model, depicts a fragile micro city that could collapse at the slightest wind blow or vibration. He used over 100,000 staples, for this project, and spent 40 hours stacking them. Some of the staple skyscrapers of Ephemicropolis are up to 12 cm tall, while some of the smaller buildings are represented by a single staple. The city covers a floor surface of 6m x 3m.
Ephemicropolis isn�t the first time Peter Root has chosen staples as his art medium, but it is his largest staple project, yet. Check out some of the artist�s other ingenious model
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