Dutch artist Marjan Teeuwen proves that even clutter and destruction can be beautiful. She eviscerates the walls of abandoned Amsterdam buildings, conjoining rooms with massive holes, and uses leftover fragments to create densely textured walls and surfaces. Countless objects are crammed into small rooms. The objects are combined according to function, texture and colour, and ordered in a ramshackle architecture of rows and columns. Teeuwen’s installation art dramatically puts any contemporary hoarder to shame.
You can see more of Teeuwen’s work saatchi and at Cokkie Snoei.
via CollabCubed