A Unique Mural Made with Staples

all the years I’d stapled posters on my wall, I never gave it a second thought, let alone consider it an art form. But an artist has painstakingly created a series of beautiful murals made from nothing but staples tacked onto a wall. The pictures you’re looking at are the works of French artist Baptiste Debombourg, and a part of  a collection named Aggravure. His last artwork, Aggravure III, took him 340 hours to complete and consists of over half a million staples.
The collection itself is inspired by engravers of the Renaissance period, Jan Harmensz, Cherubino Alberti and Hendrick Goltzius. It’s amazing what an artist can do with a boring, everyday, office supply like the staple. But hey, if people can make art out of packing tape, maybe staple-art is not so surprising after all.
Aggravure III 550x359 Aggravure III   A Unique Mural Made with 
450,000 Staples

Aggravure IIIb 550x345 Aggravure III   A Unique Mural Made with 
450,000 Staples

Aggravure IIIc 550x358 Aggravure III   A Unique Mural Made with 
450,000 Staples

Aggravure IIId 550x412 Aggravure III   A Unique Mural Made with 
450,000 Staples

Aggravure IIIe 550x366 Aggravure III   A Unique Mural Made with 
450,000 Staples

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