We’ve heard of being totally immersed in your work… But artist Liu Bolin’s amazing talent sees him blend so completely into his scenes he is almost invisible. Liu, 36, of Shandong, China, spends up to 10 hours a time being painted so he perfectly matches the background. Spots he has chosen in China and the UK include a phone box, a cannon and even earthquake rubble. Some people walking past have no idea he is there unless he moves. Liu calls his Hiding In The City series a “protest against the state” for cracking down on artists. He’s one artist they might struggle to find.

Wow, vrlo interesantno i kreativno. Jedva sam ga nasao na utovarivacu. :D

+1

I ja.

same here. druga - četvrta takođe impresivne.

Ja bih pre rekao da je on platno po kojem se slika nego sto je umetnik:) Btw, dobar koncept mada vec vidjen.

Edited January 16, 201015 yr by CowBoy

Sorry Kauboje ako sam zalutao s ovim... stavio bih ovo radije na potforum Ninjutsu, al' ga nije bilo :D

Zalutao?Nisi sigurno, evo ja bih npr. voleo da vidim print 2x3 metra ovog bagera. Uopste - koncept "nevidljivosti" i utapanja, maskiranja je star koliko i priroda.edit: taj koncept je u korenu evolucije. Od sharenih oktopoda, preko kameleona do tigrova u trsci. Ovaj chicha mu daje novu dimenziju.

Edited January 17, 201015 yr by CowBoy

Salio sam se, naravno. Covek je (za moje neuko shvatanje) primer jednog uspesnog konceptualnog umetnika.

Salio sam se, naravno. Covek je (za moje neuko shvatanje) primer jednog uspesnog konceptualnog umetnika.

A u koncept su uloženi i trud i dosta vještine, što mi ga jako sviđa. Inače imam neke predrasude prema konceptima, pogotovo kad se sastoje od bacanja boje na pločnik, skidanja do gola i valjanja po platnu na Times Squareu (izmišljam) i sličnih konceptualnih izdrkavanja.