Liu Bolin The Invisible Man, Paints Himself to Hide in Plain Sight
Chinese artist Liu Bolin poses in photographs after being painted to match the background, in a 10 hour process that renders him nearly invisible. His exhibition, “The Invisible Man,” is on display at the Eli Klein Fine Art gallery in New York City through September 28, 2011. The Business Insider has posted a gallery of 53 of Bolin’s works.
photos via Eli Klein Fine Art
photo by Zachary Bako/Eli Klein Fine Art
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