We might have moved on to Angry Birds and Mafia Wars in recent years, but everyone who owned a PC with Windows back in the ’90s is sure to remember the cheap thrill of winning at computer Solitaire, when the cards would practically bounce out of the screen to congratulate you. Now, Norwegian duo Skrekkøgle has recreated that win screen in the form of a 4.9 x 2.3 x 1.3-foot sculpture, using over 1000 foam-and-paper playing cards. We find it every bit as satisfying as we did 15 years ago. Click through to see a full view of the sculpture, then visit Designboom for more photos.
