donderdag 6 maart 2014

The invisible man

Weer een oudje maar had vandaag niet veel inspiratie en deze foto´s zijn wel interessant.  Zeker als je weet dat ze niet zijn gefotoshopt maar dat hij en zijn pak beschilderd zijn om op te gaan in de achtergrond

 

The invisible man: Liu Bolin's latest art

Liu Bolin has become famous worldwide for painting his entire body to match the scenery behind – so when he is photographed it can be near-impossible to spot him. Here are some of the latest works from the Chinese artist.
'Sleeping Lion' in Beijing
'Sleeping Lion' in Beijing
'Intrepid' in New York city
'Intrepid' in New York city
Liu stands in front of people dressed entirely in red in his studio for a piece he calls 'Red' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China. He chose red as he feels it has deep roots in China's history.
Liu stands in front of people dressed entirely in red for a piece called 'Red'. Liu chose red as he feels it has deep roots in Chinese history
'Beijing Magazines' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Beijing Magazines'
'Beijing Graffiti' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Beijing Graffiti'
'Through the Eye of Liu Bolin' by Liu Bolin.
'Through the Eye of Liu Bolin
'Mobile Phones' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Mobile Phones' in Beijing
'Three Goddesses' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Three Goddesses' in Beijing
'Made In China' by Liu Bolin in New York City.
'Made In China' in New York city
'Bus Stop' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Bus Stop' in Beijing
'Vegetables' by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Vegetables' in Beijing
'Family Photo' a Chinese family are camouflaged by Liu Bolin in Beijing, China.
'Family Photo': a Chinese family are camouflaged by Liu in Beijing. Photographs: Eli Klein/Barcroft Media


 

 
     
     

     
     
     

     
     







     

       


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