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Featured Artist: Yang Xueguo

Since he was a boy he liked painting but has since graduated to using 3D animation and digital painting techniques. Surrealism in China still in its early phases and it looks as if he will be a pioneer in that frontier.

Featured Artist: Ryohei Hase

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Showing posts with label Jan Vormann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jan Vormann. Show all posts

Jan Vormann


This German artist steps off the beaten path using Lego to restore crumbling architecture. He calls his unique style 'dispatchwork' and has struck several large cities with his guerilla art installation where his colorful bricks bring a smile to both young and old. Take a look at the following video to find out more.

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