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Sunday, April 22, 2007

Newspaper Phonebooth fill

This is a test I did for a project I was thinking of making a habit. I took a whole Sunday edition of the new york times and crumpled up each sheet into a ball. I then took the advertisement, plexi, and lighting equipment from the phonebooth and replaced it with the times. I was planning on doing 52 of these but it rained a few days after I did this and turned into a freaking mess.

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posted by Jordan Seiler at 1:00 AM