September 08, 2008
from aloa's blog
Inspiration: Liu Bolin
Liu Bolin is a very creative artist. He does an exhibition about humans, that becomes a chameleon. The human body then tries to copy the color of the area around him. Some pictures almost look like they're are invisible. Great.
from GalerieBertin
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Aloa is the moniker of the german/greek graphic designer/filmmaker & musician Alexis Papageorgiou. Im glad to share great artistic work with the readers on Abduzeedo. Contact me on aloa@abduzeedo.com or follow my Twitter and Facebook page
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