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Things Come Apart by Todd McLellan - in pictures

Things Come Apart: Disassembled Bicycle — Raleigh bicycle from the 80s. Number of parts: 893 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

Things Come Apart: Disassembled Swiss Army Knife — Swiss army knife from the 00s. Number of parts: 38 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

Things Come Apart: Disassembled ipod — Disassembled iPod 2 from 2002. Number of parts: 80 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

Things Come Apart: Disassembled camera — Disassembled Sony digital SLR camera from 2012. Number of parts: 580 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

Things Come Apart: Disassembled watch — Disassembled Russian Vostok watch from the 90s. Number of parts: 130 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

Things Come Apart: Disassembled Chainsaw — Disassembled Homelite chainsaw from the 90s. Number of parts: 268 Photograph: Todd McLellan/Thames & Hudson

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