A village made entirely of trash has been erected as part of Artissima, an international fair for contemporary art in Turin. What looks quite literally like a pile of garbage is actually the host space for the numerous events held at the fair. Conceived by Berlin architect Raumlabor, the artwork named The House of Contamination, is made out of recycled materials such as used clothing, electronics and crushed cars. Resembling an actual house, although possibly looking more like a shanty town, the construction includes interconnecting rooms and a sky walk providing visitors with a bird's-eye view of numerous scenes. The House of Contamination provides a welcome contrast to the stark white walls of the gallery in which to explore the other art and installations on offer, such as dance, literature and cinema. https://youtube.com/watch?v=mII-jW5g6oI [Via Trendhunter]