Niuafo'ou's remote mail service used swimmers, canoes, and sealed biscuit tins to exchange letters with passing ships.
Mechanical engineer Elis Stenman built a Rockport summer house whose paper walls and furniture were made by rolling and varnishing old newspapers.
Stanhope novelties placed microphotographs behind tiny lenses hidden in pens, sewing tools, jewelry, and other ordinary objects.
Victor Lustig posed as a government official and persuaded a scrap dealer that the Eiffel Tower was secretly for sale.
Artist Zimoun builds large installations from repeated motors, wires, boxes, and impacts that behave like mechanical environments.
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