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Theo Kamecke used to fill his days primarily making documentaries about the moon and cowboys until he stumbled upon a pile of electronic circuit boards and was struck by a brilliant idea.
He saw beauty in the common 1960s circuit board’s geometric visual rhythm and nature-esque patterns and morphed them into ironically futuristic pieces to adorn homes (as of now James Cameron and Swiss surrealist painter HR Giger have pieces adorning theirs).
He names pieces regally and generally employs elements of Egyptian suave (Nertiti, Amon Ra … the list goes on).
Kamecke works in his studio in the Catskill Mountains just north of New York City.
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Hi! I really appreciate your idea to make computer parts. I saw various computer parts made by you as mentioned and shown in this article. Really your work was fabulous as well as fantastic. Here all the images were shown very neat and clear. I was really impressed with such type of distinct work.
Hi! I really appreciate your idea to make computer parts. I saw various computer parts made by you as mentioned and shown in this article. Really your work was fabulous as well as fantastic. Here all the images were shown very neat and clear. I was really impressed with such type of distinct work.