Hungarian artist Fulop Gabor creates this Lady Bug sculpture, a woman figure covered with 20,000 hand painted ladybugs.
The main material of the sculpture is artificial resin. He handmade the lady bugs, before painting them individually.
"The work Ladybug resembles a goddess of nature, a fusion of both human and animal organisms, that is both a unique being and a mass of creatures that took a human form."
"I realize my works through a particular re-interpretation of the traditional techniques of sculpture. The focus of my interest is on living organisms, their relationship with each other and their environment.
"The human body is a recurring theme in my works. Eastern philosophy and pantheism give the basis of my approach. Surface, as the border where the inner and the outer meets, plays an important role in my sculptures: it separates and connects at the same time."
Check his website: http://www.gaborfulop.com/
Source and images: dailymail
The main material of the sculpture is artificial resin. He handmade the lady bugs, before painting them individually.
"The work Ladybug resembles a goddess of nature, a fusion of both human and animal organisms, that is both a unique being and a mass of creatures that took a human form."
"I realize my works through a particular re-interpretation of the traditional techniques of sculpture. The focus of my interest is on living organisms, their relationship with each other and their environment.
"The human body is a recurring theme in my works. Eastern philosophy and pantheism give the basis of my approach. Surface, as the border where the inner and the outer meets, plays an important role in my sculptures: it separates and connects at the same time."
Check his website: http://www.gaborfulop.com/
Source and images: dailymail
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