Nails. Not a very exciting subject, unless you're looking to fasten something to something else and you've just found a nail of the perfect length. Most people see them as utilitarian pieces of hardware that are used when creating something else. They hold houses, furniture and more together, but rarely does anyone see them, let alone think about them. Sculptor John Bisbee, however, appreciates nails like perhaps no one else does. His love for nails began in college, when he was searching an abandoned house for materials to use in a project. He kicked over a bucket of rusty nails, only to find that the nails inside had rusted together, fusing to form the shape of the bucket. And that was when Bisbee realized nails could be used for way more than carpentry. [img]http://images.viralnova.com/000/091/974/desktop-1415817355.jpg[/img] [img]http://images.viralnova.com/000/091/972/desktop-1415817354.jpg[/img] [img]http://images.viralnova.com/000/091/973/desktop-1415817354.jpg[/img] [spoiler][url=http://culture.viralnova.com/john-bisbee/]For more info and pics[/url][/spoiler] AMAZING !