In the 1940s, a New York handyman began expanding a cabin with railroad ties and cast-off objects; it grew into a seven-storey labyrinth with around 35 caverns and alcoves
Clarence Schmidt sculpted an extraordinary artistic realm on a New York mountainside; his House of Mirrors evolved from a modest cabin into an expansive creation. By ingeniously repurposing various discarded items into architectural features, Schmidt built a remarkable yet delicate masterpiece. Sadly, a devastating fire consumed it, leaving only records…
The Times of India ·