What do you see in these marvelous photos? You see a room in the Guggenheim Museum that is filled to the brim with 100,000 $1 bills. The money is actually a honorarium that artist Hans-Peter_Feldmann won for for significant achievement in contemporary art. This is known as the Biennal Hugo Boss Prize. He thought it would be a unique gesture for the museum to actually see how much money that is.

The 70-year-old Feldmann said that this amount of money was special to him because art never was connected to money in the 1950′s when he started making art, and now art has become far too commercialized. It took 13 days for the museum workers to pin up the one dollar bills, and it took up so much space that the dollars had to overlap each other on the walls.

One dollar bills have also been used to create teddy bears, piggy banks and wondrous furniture

Is your money working for you? Does anyone else besides me think that this exhibit is a waste of $1 dollar bills. I hope I’m not alone in thinking this.

49-year old artist Johnny Swing is the man behind these creations. He uses coins and nickels like quarters to make unique chairs and couches. Other pieces of his furniture project are pillows, piggys and teddy bears that are made out of dollar printed fabrics.

Every object is for sale at Vivre. A similar thing has been done by another artist who has created torsos out of coins and other unusual materials. And others have enjoyed using dollars to create money origami.

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Torsos have always been very popular and common in the world of sculpturing, but you have probably never seen them as unusual as this. The artist, Federico Uribe, has created these female toros using different materials like coins, bullets, safety pins, color pencils, locks, clothes pins, pencil erasers and others.

These simple materials give the torsos an unique and somewhat interesting look because of the different patterns. There are plenty of objects to choose from when making sculptures. These artists used polystyrene to make sculptures that look like “Transformers”.

“Locks”

“Safety pins”

“Pencil erasers”

“Rubber lips”

“Computer keys”

“Baby bottle niples”

“Dominoes”

“Electronic connections”

“Clothens pins”

“Bullets”

“Pennies”

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Money origami is another way to have fun with money bills, check it out.