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Polish sculptor Marek Tomasik just created this enormous, rectangular, walk-in sculpture made of several thousand discarded computer parts. The piece is called, "Sometimes You Have To Be Open." The piece can be found in a 14th-century castle in the town of Swiecie, Poland.
The piece stands at 16' x 14' x 15', and as Tomasik says, "walk in, close the door and feel it." He also has a full keyboard costume, probably from searching in all junkyards to get his sculpture pieces.
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