Thursday, February 7, 2013

Artist Builds Houses out of Credit Card Applications

Jeremiah Johnson's “The Dream Homes Project”, is a series of 8 hand crafted replica homes built entirely from unopened credit card applications he was sent after he graduated from university. Feeling frustrated by receiving so many applications Jeremiah started constructing the houses using tape and hot glue as a statement on the current recession and housing crisis. The houses and more of his printmaking work will be on display at Converge Gallery through February 14.

 Find out more about Jeremiah's work here.


Posted by Junkculture at 10:25 AM
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  1. Thanks for posting. Here is the video explaining the project. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP8ok51vf-A

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  2. Feeling frustrated by receiving so many high risk credit card processing applications Jeremiah started constructing the houses using tape and hot glue as a statement on the current recession and housing crisis.

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