Artist turns discarded wooden doors into a giant mural

Using discarded wooden planks, doors and furniture, Belgian artist Stefaan de Croock has created a giant mural on the side wall of an old furniture factory in Mechelen, in the Province of Antwerp.

What I find most impressive is his patience and consistency. Croock, who's a big fan of Amose and Jon Burgerman, avoids painting any of the material that he finds. He just cuts and shapes the recycled wood into multisided forms that all fit together to create an image.

[h/t: My Modern Met]

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