Seen by Matt on December 10 2009:
Camouflage Art by Liu Bolin: “Inspired by how some animals can blend into their environment, Liu Bolin from China uses camouflage principles to create amazing contemporary art.” Ya gotta see the rest of these too.
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Abid 10 Dec 09
His real inspiration is the economic growth and development of China.
He started doing this to highlight the social problems caused by development there. In fact, he started after the artist colony he lived in was demolished to make room for other things to spruce up the city for the arrival of the Olympics.
Sad to see his important message get lost with the praise.
CRC 10 Dec 09
There’s a TV commercial I recently saw that is using this approach. Some kind of drug…anti-depressant maybe. Anyway, they do exactly this only with motion/morphing. Pretty nifty effect.
Richard 11 Dec 09
I just saw this video in news. This is really amazing
whitney 11 Dec 09
ooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
Murry 15 Dec 09
Yeah the commercials are for Seroquel havent seen any online to link here tho.
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