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Vik Muniz 用电线和糖创作艺术

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Vik Muniz 能够用任何东西进行艺术创作,如粉碎的纸张,电线,云彩或钻石。在此他描述了这些作品背后的思路,带给我们一次不可思议的图像之旅。

Brazilian-born, Brooklyn-based fine artist Vik Muniz has exhibited his work all over the world. Using unexpected materials to create portraits, landscapes and still lifes -- which he then photographs -- he delights in subverting a viewer's expectations. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by yuanyuan liang
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