Artist Covers Florida House in Aluminum Foil
Artist Piotr Janowski says it's a work of art he's calling "402 Ashland Ave."
![Artist Piotr Janowski covered his house in Tarpon Springs, Florida with aluminum foil.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/US/HT_piotr_janowski_foil_house_1_jt_150530_16x9_992.jpg?w=1600)
— -- An entire house in Tarpon Springs, Florida -- about 30 miles from Tampa -- is covered in aluminum foil.
But it's not a prank -- artist Piotr Janowski says it's a work of art he's calling "402 Ashland Ave."
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"Residing in Tarpon Springs for a period of eight months, the project is centered around my home, my garden, and my palm trees," Janowski's said in a statement he provided to ABC News.
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Janowski said he used aluminum foil and weak spray-on adhesive.
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"Curious onlookers rarely identified the installation as art," Janowski's statement added. "It was almost always assumed to have a practical value, such as a new form of insulation, pest control, or fire retardant. The act of covering the facade of a house (along with the palm trees and sculpture installation) introduced something uncommon and unexpected into the neighborhood environment, and hopefully offered a new perspective on what had been commonplace."
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