Anamorposis is an illusion where a specific vantage point is needed for the image to come together. French artist Bernard Pras has made an art of assemblage. This, his latest piece, is a portrait of Malian actor Sotigui Kouyaté.
You can see it is composed of clothes, paint, wood, rubber, and other objects scraped together.
It's only when seen through his camera that the portrait comes together.
En marge du Fespaco, Bernard Pras crée un inventaire du comédien burkinabè Sotigui Kouyaté, à l'Institut Français de Ouagadougou. Vernissage le 20 février. Jusqu'au 9 mars
We've seen Young-Deok Seo's welded chain sculptures before, but with a new set of stunning pieces, we are happy to check in with him again.
Alive Without Breath over on deviantART by Singapore-based artist
Keng Lye presents these life-like animal sculptures of of paint and resin, a technique we've seen before. Here Lye also uses painted pieces for the elements breaking through the surface of the "water."
Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard created this stunning project, Neon Luminance. They Cyalume glow sticks into several Northern Californian waterfalls and then took long exposure photos of the effect. The sticks, sealed up to prevent any leaks, floated down the fall and then were collected by the team, leaving no impact on the falls or their watersheds.
