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Antique mechanical watches command huge premiums in the collectors market and here we have Mike Libby taking watch movements apart and putting them on insects. Weird is an understatement. And why does Mike go about doing all this? Because he happens...
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Artist Mike Libby finds interest in dissolving natural insects with man made function. The Insect lab is now displaying some of his new artistic designs, which this...
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