In a previous article you had the chance to see these ultra realistic sculptures of human beings. Now the artist Sam Jinks, who’s been a commercial sculptor for 11 years and who spends his time creating hyper-realistic sculptures out of silicon, is returning with even more detailed work. 
You can stare for hours at the sculptures and they’ll still look like they’re real humans.
indeed shocking !!
This is so creepy!!!
LOL it is freaky but this guy just oozes with talent.
Beautiful Sculture ..! it's looking Real Humans..!
The "Tourists" man looks exactly like someone I know in Phoenix, AZ. I'm going to send it to him and ask him when he posed.
Some of these sculptures are not by Sam Jinks. 5 of them are by Ron Mueck–one is even a self-portrait.
hard to tell these sculptures aren’t real people… amazing! 😮
Very graphic and disturbing sculptures, it reminds me of plastination somewhat, but that’s a whole different ballgame entirely. If you have not seen any Japanese plastination check it out, your in for a real treat !
Some of these are by Ron Mueck, not Sam Jinks
:p its easy to tell its not real,since it doesn’t have the “glow” that normal skin has. hence some of them looks abit cartoony, well done none the less, however.Matt
Hey naveed- these sculptures are by five different artists –
Evan Penny,Ron Mueck,Duane Hanson, Jamie Salmon and Sam Jinks.
Everyone should appreciate the talent & time spent on these ultra-observant depictions of the human structure. Thank you, Sam Jinks.
As others have said, I think some of these are by different artists.
Regardless. All are incredibly talented. Their work is amazing.
Incredible work. These artists are amazingly talented.
Uncanny Valley Effect for sure.
this is awesome, yet somewhat creepy, work. some of it is brilliant, like the vacationers and the yard sale lady.
I love how the only black girl in the set is a janitor. HAHAHAHAHA
^^So not funny. This is great work.
Ron Mueck created virtually the same exhibition ten years ago.
God has really given you a gift that I really adore.. You are truly blessed.. It is so unbelievable how your work look so real.I saw your work exhibited in the year 2008 or 2007. Very good. I would like to know if you will return to the Art Museum in Fort Worth soon.
Thanks,
God bless you…