The unusual "liquid" three-dimensional picture





Singapore artist Ken Lee (Keng Lye) creates amazing hyper-realistic works that can be called and sculpture, and painting at the same time. Ken fills transparent varnish in a container, and then deposited onto the surface layers of the picture, combining paint and acrylic paint, as long as the "painting" will not receive the desired amount. The result is a stunning realism art objects.
This technique is not new, it has applied for the first time a Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori, which we described last year. At the end of this post you can also see a video demonstrating a unique work Riusuke Fukahori.

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