This Cyber Horse is made of infected computer and phone parts to make a statement about the dark side of technology. Photo by Tess Levy

Right at the entrance of Tel Aviv University, you’ll find this large-scale reference to the Trojan Horse in the ancient story of Troy. Cyber Horse is made of infected computer and phone parts to make a statement about the potential malicious effects of technology and malware.

In modeling this sculpture after the Trojan Horse, the designer effectively communicates that this horse, too, is the carrier of danger and bad news. The variety of computer screens, keyboards, and internal hardware create a complex structure that takes a stance on a modern social issue and is visually fascinating.