Spot the artist:
[Photo © Liu Bolin/Courtesy of Galerie Paris-Beijing]
Hide in the City, Panda, 2012. From PDN.
Liu Bolin, also known as ‘the chameleon man’ is a Chinese artist (b. 1973) who disguises himself in his surroundings, constantly playing along the boundary between visibility and invisibility. Using various media including sculpture, body art, painting, and photography, Liu Bolin creates performance art installations where he poses motionless for hours, completely swallowed up by the environment. He eschews Photoshop post-production, and makes meticulous use instead of painting and perspective–and many test shots–to capture the camouflage effects of his installations on film.
The shoes are a tiny, incy-wincy clue.
Posted by: Stephen Stratford | November 28, 2012 at 12:48 AM
Is it a magic eye picture?
~alec
Posted by: Alec | November 29, 2012 at 04:36 PM
Well...sort of.
Posted by: Mick H | November 29, 2012 at 05:42 PM