Nowhere to do the truth, modern art understands not everyone. It happens, the artist will make two or three brush with a tassel on canvas, sign somehow beautiful, and then it is sold at exhibitions for mad money. This is His Majesty conceptualism, so that you understand.
However, there are in our days and such nuggets that can be called artists not from the word "HOWE."
Chinese artist with Malaysian roots Hong Rad Yi is famous in the world by creating masterpieces using completely unexpected things for this.
One of the projects of the artist is dedicated to those tarika - the National Malaysian drink, which literally translates as "whipped tea".
At Hong Yi's homeland, even a baby knows that those Tarik are a kind of tea with milk. It is prepared by overflowing the liquid from one glass to another. An important feature: the more distance from one vessel to another, the thicker it turns out the foam in tea.
Malaysians consider such a technique with whole art and something like a magic ritual.
Hong Yi decided to put this ritual for the basis of his project. She created a portrait of a man preparing those taricle. For it, she used not canvas and brushes, but 20,000 tea bags! Symbolically, right?
Hong has left for more than two months to create a masterpiece. It's just a titanic work, a grain of a grain to create so large-scale portrait.
This unusual picture weighs almost 200 kg, and its height is 3.2 m. I take off the hat before her genius!
To create a color palette, the artist brewed tea bags. Miscellaneous amount of time. Then she dried them, stuck them and fucked on a wire mesh.
The portrait turned out very dynamic! Malaysian Kudesnitsa devoted this masterpiece to his friend.
Look at the roller about how this work is created. My admiration there is no limit ...
How do you like this idea? This is some non-standard applying tea bags can be found, having a well-developed fantasy, golden hands and titanic perfection and patience.
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