When it comes to art, the materials used are varied, endless, and in many cases surprising. From commonly used materials such as acrylic paint, to unusual media such as human hair and nails, chicken bones, blood, textiles, pigments, elephant dung, fire and all kinds of substances you can imagine; art has appropriated, reused, used and reconfigured a series of unimaginable materials, tools or "mediums" throughout history.

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Adrian Piper, What Will Become of Me, 1985, MoMA

https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/adrian-piper-what-will-become-of-me-1985-ongoing/

Remedios Varo, Homo Rodans, 1959

https://www.remedios-varo.com/homo-rodans-1959/

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https://medium.com/@arteoriginal.co/ana-mendieta-art-life-and-death-8b1c47a32ef0

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Public Delivery, Zhang Huan in Suit Made of Raw Meat, 2017

https://publicdelivery.org/zhang-huan-my-new-york/