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BuckleThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.1
BYZANTINEThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.2
HarlequinThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.3
NEFERTITIdetailThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.4
NefertitiOpenThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.5
RAoutdoorscThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.6
zoroasterThe complicated connections exhibited in circuit boardsdefinitely give way to a medium that’s perfect for futuristic creations. But there is one man out there who is more interested in taking those boards back in time. With an artisticvision and a pair of skilled hands, artist Theo Kamecke is repurposing old circuit boards into exquisitely decoratedinterior accents. More than just a collage of broken boards, each of Kamecke’s pieces have been painstakingly crafted, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. With their intricate patterns and polished aesthetic, many of his pieces could be easily claimed as relics of the Byzantine Empire.7
