The artist created a picture of nails extracted from pierced tires

The picture of the Stavropol artist Alexander Mikhno, which depicts a retro-car, produced at the beginning of the last century at the Russian-Baltic carriage factory, was recognized as the most original of the Stavropol's vernissages that were exhibited this year. This was reported to ITAR-TASS on Tuesday in the regional Ministry of Culture.

The picture of Alexander Mikhno is unusual: it is created from nails, pieces of wire, bones and even sharp heels extracted from pierced tires. The artist was collected by such an amazing palette for about 10 years, communicating with drivers, who on the way had to board the wheels themselves. It took about 4 kg of nails to make the picture.

This is not the first picture created by Mikhno using such a little art. In 1991, the Russian edition of the Guinness Book of Records registered his panel with the name "Roads of Russia, or 2222 Champhses of Curses." The panel, created from 2222 sharp objects, was soon acquired by one of the foreign collectors.