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A staring dinosaur and a kitchen from the 1950s – spatial art made from recycled materials inspires the people of Turku

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The work called Aikamatka, built in the Runosmäki suburb, has been visited by over 10,000 visitors. The building, which is being demolished, will be open to the public over the summer.

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A staring dinosaur and a kitchen from the 1950s – spatial art made from recycled materials inspires the people of Turku

The work called Aikamatka, built in the Runosmäki suburb, has been visited by over 10,000 visitors. The building, which is being demolished, will be open to the public over the summer.

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