Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

Video: Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

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Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

In every self-respecting Natural History Museum, you can see more or less preserved dinosaur skeleton … And in the Museum of the American State of Virginia there are two of them at once - one real and one built from balloons artist Larry Moss.

Acrocanthosaurus - inflatable dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - inflatable dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

American Larry Moss has been creating unusual works from interconnected oblong balloons for several years. But, if before that he made copies of the most famous paintings in the world, then recently he switched to sculptures.

Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

And in the Natural History Museum of Virginia the other day there was a huge dinosaur made by this author from several hundred balls.

Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

Arkonsasaurus (Acrocanthosaurus) - this is how Larry Moss called his work, beating the standard dinosaur name and the name of his native state. This sculpture is six meters high and is located in the same room where there is a real skeleton of a prehistoric lizard, on the basis of which the artist made this unusual copy.

Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - Inflatable Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

It took Larry Moss and his team four days to create this rather extraordinary piece of art. At the same time, he was also helped by elementary school students and employees, where the sculpture ended up.

And, if usually works of art appear in art museums and galleries, then Acrocanthosaurus from Larry Moss went to the Museum of Natural History, which is as unusual as the work itself.

Acrocanthosaurus - inflatable dinosaur at the Natural History Museum
Acrocanthosaurus - inflatable dinosaur at the Natural History Museum

The Acrocanthosaurus will stay where it is supposedly for a couple of months while it can hold its shape. After all, air eventually leaves the balloons through micropores, which means that the sculpture will sooner or later slump and settle, lose its former volume and proportions (unlike a real dinosaur skeleton, for which a million years is not age).

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