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You don't need to actively make art to be Risa Sakamoto Archivesan artist.

Hell, you don't even need to actually do anythingto make art.

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All you need to do is one day leave your can of expandable foam in the shed for a long, long time, in the hopes that one day it'll burst forth and create something truly original:

Make way, Turner Prize contestants: there's a new kid on the block. Twitter user JB from Manchester, UK, shared the majestic picture above at the end of last week.

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It's since racked up almost 20,000 retweets and been made into a Twitter Moment.

The images prompted others to share similar works of art:

Finally, many people were reminded of that Simpsonsepisode where Homer's attempt to assemble a barbecue leads to him becoming an artist.

Your move, art world.

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