Not everything is always as it seems, right?
Here is a collection of the most impressive works of art from a hyper-realistic sculpture exhibition held between 1973-2016 at the Bilbao Museum of Art in Spain.
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No, it’s not a real homeless man lying there
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The sculpture, which consists of silicone and real hair, was made by Peter Land from Denmark
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Pay attention to the details on the woman’s feet, and the nails and face. Amazing, no?
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Her feet look frighteningly real.
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And look at the figure below.. The details are so realistic, it’s crazy!
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All the ‘people’ in the exhibition are made of silicone.
One of the more famous sculptures is ‘Grandma with Grandson’, by Sam Jinx from Australia.
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He is known for his amazing details in human sculptures, as he works on creating silicone figures of different ages to show how fragile human beings can be.
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And what an amazing job he did, agree?
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‘General Twin’ by the american Carol A.Foreman is another masterpiece.
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Look what amazing drops of artificial water are on the model. impressive!
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Zarco Basski from Macedonia, focuses on life challenges through ’emotional and intense models’.
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Amazing, no?
What do you think of these sculptures? We were very impressed with the amazing talent of these artists!