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Surreal and Realistic Physical Fragment Sculptures. To see more art and information about Yuichi Ikehata click the image. Sculptures Sur Fil, Organic Sculpture, Plaster Sculpture, Colossal Art, Digital Elements, Wire Sculpture, Sculpture Installation, Hand Art, Figurative Sculpture
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Plaster Sculpture
Colossal Art
Digital Elements
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Hand Art
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Surreal and Realistic Physical Fragment Sculptures

Japanese sculptor and photographer Yuichi Ikehata (Kakuunohito) creates these beautiful and haunting sculptures. They are made out of a wire structure, which he covers with a mixture of paper and clay, leaving part of it exposed and the other part painted to look realistic enough, to convey emotions. The looks on the faces of these sculptures are not happy ones, they look like they are depicting scenes of struggle and suffering. The hand clasping the foot, has to be one of the most evocative…

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Japanese photographer Yuichi Ikehata creates realistic sculptures of human body parts using clay, wire and paper. He then photographs the sculptures and merges them into unrealistic worlds to create Long Term Memory (LTM), an ongoing photographic series that “puts audiences in the ambivalent position of not knowing what is real and what is not.” Sculptures Sur Fil, Sculpture Textile, Human Body Parts, Textile Sculpture, Colossal Art, Hand Sculpture, 3d Studio, Digital Elements, A Level Art
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Human Body Parts
Textile Sculpture
Colossal Art
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3d Studio
Digital Elements
A Level Art

Sculptures of Decomposing Body Parts by Yuichi Ikehata

Japanese photographer Yuichi Ikehata creates realistic sculptures of human body parts using clay, wire and paper. He then photographs the sculptures and merges them into unrealistic worlds to create Long Term Memory (LTM), an ongoing photographic series that “puts audiences in the ambivalent position of not knowing what is real and what is not.” The 40-year old artist currently lives and works in Chiba, Japan.

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