Jacob Dahlgren gets creative and goes all out with this 'Colour Reading and Contexture' installation. Built entirely out of household tiles, this intricately-weaved city complex is overwhelmingly interesting to say the least.
Along with the variety in color and size, Jacob Dahlgren incorporates the different levels and textures of each building to add to the three-dimensional piece of work.
Implications - Jacob Dahlgren is at it again with another brilliant concept. I like this collection so much that I could not help myself but go through it twice. What a marvelous series of buildings.
Check out more shots of the Jacob Dahlgreen architectural city in the gallery.
Stacked Tile Cities
Jacob Dahlgren Builds an Overwhelming City Installation With Tiles
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