Photos of Disassembled Household Appliances

by Scott Beale on August 15, 2008 · 0 comments

Brittny Badger has a gallery of photos on Flickr featuring Disassembled Household Appliances which were part of her senior thesis project at the Hartford Art School.

I took apart used cooking/cleaning appliances, and arranged their interior parts very systematically on a white sheet of bristol board. My intention was to explore the hidden “brains” of these appliances; allowing us to view these everyday objects from a new perspective.

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photos by Brittny Badger

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