Cover image via fromyourdesks1. William Wigan, miniature expert. William experiments with making tiny artwork that fits into the eye of the needle! Ant Man would definitely approve.
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2. Alexander Belozor, scuba diving artist. Who ever said too much water would ruin a masterpiece? Alexander proves otherwise by showing the world that one can paint underwater.
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3. Guy Laramee, book artist. Books open up whole new worlds for the reader, but for Guy Laramee, he uses books to create literal worlds. Check how detailed the sculptures are!
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4. Scott Wade, dirty car art. If you haven't washed your car in a while, send it over to Scott! He'll be able to turn your mess into a mess-terpiece!
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5. Riusuke Fukahori, resin art. If you think those are real fishes swimming in water, think again. Those are actual layers of resin, poured in painstakingly to create a perfect 3D painting.
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6. Yulia Brodskaya, paper coil art. Remember making paper coil art in high school? An artist took it to the next level by making vibrant, intricate art pieces that are 100% eye candy.
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7. Seo Young Deok, iron chain artist. If you're into environmentally friendly art, you'll love this. Seo takes old bicycle chains to create beautiful sculptures. Talk about upcycling!
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8. Jennifer Maestre, pencil artist. While some of us can barely remember the last time we held a 2B pencil, this artist chose to ditch the digital to create art that ONLY consists of pencils (and a lot of patience).
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9. Erika Iris, cassette artist. Cassettes are timeless. Period. It's literally both art which you can hear and see.
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Intrigued for more? Heineken will be hosting a pop-up gallery this 12 & 13 September at Slate @ The Row, Jalan Doraisamy, Kuala Lumpur, from 5pm. Entrance is free. All the details here!
The Slate @ The Row will be transformed into a pop up gallery as Heineken collaborates with a heady mix of creative visionaries and artists for a show like no other which offers consumers some unexpected experiences. Don't miss out!
