Playing with a flat screen from the trash [Objects]

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Back in 2010, trying to find a flat screen for his final project, Ishac Bertran found one on the trash that seemed ok. Unfortunately the VGA connector was broken but he managed to use the DV only to realise that the screen was also cracked. As it was useless (for normal purposes) he cracked it a bit more, pushing the liquid crystal move along the cracks with a screwdriver and produced these beautiful images below.

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