
Video: The most real hand-made

2023 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-11-26 05:58

Our hands are not for boredom. And not even to pick the nose, stroke the cat and click the mouse. Our hands are also a tool that a person can not only make something with the skills and abilities, but also use it to create amazing works. Use as wax, gypsum, polymer clay, plasticine …
Works of a special kind of art, known for a long time, but brought to a new plane by the Italian artist, master of graphic illustrations Mariotti, can with a clear conscience be called "handicrafts". After all, apart from the hands, nothing is involved in their creation. Only hands, and also paint and brushes.

Last year, Mariotti toured the country with an exhibition called "Animani" - animation. And you can see the photos presented at the exhibition right here and right now.













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