THEY’RE BEHIND YOU! Well, kind of.
This exhibition of 3D artworks, which shows subjects literally coming out of the frame of the pieces, opened at an exhibition in Hangzhou in China on Friday. Impressive (and just slightly bizarre):
Photos: 3-D paintings that come alive (almost)
The exhibition of art pieces literally coming out of their frame opened in China this week.
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
Magic Art Special Exhibition
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