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See If You Can Spot Liu Bolin, The Master Painter Who Blends Himself Into Backgrounds
Nov 25, 2015 20:39
We've featured the works of Liu Bolin here before on and off, and here's checking out some of his newer stuff. He's made a career out of blending himself into the background and has been doing it for over a decade already.
He's also aptly known as, "The Invisible Man."
His work is to make statements on people's relationships with consumerism, technology, and their rapidly changing surroundings.
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