‘Kolonihavehus’, A Multi-Colored Plexiglass Sculpture of a House on Display in Brooklyn
photo by Axel Taferner
“Kolonihavehus” is a colorful plexiglass and steel sculpture by artist Tom Fruin that takes the form of a tiny one-room house. Fruin created the sculpture back in 2010 from salvaged materials. It is currently on outdoor display at Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City through June 2015. We previously posted about another of Fruin’s multicolored sculptures, “Watertower.”
photo by Picture This Photography
photo by reyes837
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