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Martin Klimas’s Exploding Vegetables

Martin Klimas received his degree in Visual Communications from Fachhochschule Dusseldorf and has had many exhibitions in Germany. This new series, Exploding Vegetables, is created by firing a projectile into different kinds of fruits and vegetables reflecting our shift towards healthy (bio) food and away from junk food.
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LensVerse said | 2 November, 2010

The shots are stunning, but the subject matter is kinda old, actually.

mad said | 24 November, 2010

Yeah, these are like two years old. They ran in T Magazine years ago.

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