John Mavrovic
A broken typewriter, parts of old clocks and some rusted screws might be nothing more than junk for you, but for John Mavrovic they’re the raw materials for a Steampunk-ish looking mobile phone. FYI, it’s just the body that has been made from discarded materials, inside rests a working Nokia mobile phone.
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Thanks: John Mavrovic
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