Phone Car

by Junkcraft on November 5, 2015 with No Comments

A Taiwanese artist spent four months building a life-size car made out of 25,000 mobile phones.

Lin Shih-Pao has spent £19,450 and four years travelling the world, collecting thousands of old and discarded mobile phones for the sculpture.

His aim is to spread environmental awareness, showing how a pile of rubbish can be recycled and converted into a piece of modern art.

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