Hundreds of photographs make up one 3D Sculpture
- 29 Comments
- Oct 9, 2009
- art, creative
From a distance these sculptures look like ceramics, but when you take a step closer you will find out that it is pure illusion.
The unique and alive 3D sculptures are made out of many photographs of the original subjects.
The creator, a Korean sculptor Gwon Osang, has been one of the most recognized contemporary artists in Korea for his non-conventional approach to sculpture.
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This is amazing…
A ton of work! Nicely done.
I like it!
Shopped?
wow. so cool.
Reminds me of six feet under
if that would be built from pictures that have nothing to do with the sculpture itself, that would be cool. but in this case the artist just cut the picture of what it realy was and then added to a 3d something – looks cool but the ideia …x
So give it a try – cut out pictures that have nothing to do with the sculpture and do what you said…betcha can’t
Absolutely bad ass, great idea, at least someone is being innovative out there. Theirs a handful more others I admire also but way to go , great work. A+
Cool page. The pictures are hot!
This has to be the most imaginative and innovative techniques I’ve ever seen! The world is yours, my friend. Keep it coming!
Really something
A simple idea combined with vision, focused application equals art to inspire. What comes to mind is ‘a fractured reality’. Very cool
Fantastic!!!Truly inspirational
I was stunned to see the results of combining pictures to create these masterpieces!
Simply stunning! Thanks for sharing!
These pictures are awesome, but they remind me of the 3D models in Goldeneye for the Nintendo 64 for some reason.
Very cool work. they will be hard to dust
Wow. Absolutely fantastic.
nice work, thanks
Clever…Janice…
playful, unique, fun, child-like, brilliant, cubist, modern, "sweet"…. fantastic results!
Reminds me of six feet under
very much in the vain of David Hockney. clever and nice work.
Weird
at last something new!
These are amazing pieces of work, you could do so much using this technique!
love it!
six feet under rip-off. not original.
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