Today I’m going to show you a increíble hiper-realistic sculptor, his name is Ron Mueck, and his work is amazing.
Ron Mueck was born in 1958 in Australia, but he lives in Ingland.
At 70’s he was work in a production of special effects for the tv and films, afther that, he moved to Los Angeles, and then to London. In London he worked making “animatronics” fot the publicity industry, the “animatronics” had a lot of details but only for 1 angle, because his works were made to be photographed then, he began to interest for make sculptures, whit details from every angles.
The sculptures of muek are hiper-realistic he makes the human body whit all the details, but he plays whit scales, something the real size, but when he makes bodys too big, is amazing but spooky!
In his sculpture he used silicone and an acrilic because these materials are more manageable, and he use real hair.
On of the most impressive sculpture is the reproduction of his father body, he made his dead father and he used his hair, he called this work “Dead dad”.
Ron Mueck was born in 1958 in Australia, but he lives in Ingland.
At 70’s he was work in a production of special effects for the tv and films, afther that, he moved to Los Angeles, and then to London. In London he worked making “animatronics” fot the publicity industry, the “animatronics” had a lot of details but only for 1 angle, because his works were made to be photographed then, he began to interest for make sculptures, whit details from every angles.
The sculptures of muek are hiper-realistic he makes the human body whit all the details, but he plays whit scales, something the real size, but when he makes bodys too big, is amazing but spooky!
In his sculpture he used silicone and an acrilic because these materials are more manageable, and he use real hair.
On of the most impressive sculpture is the reproduction of his father body, he made his dead father and he used his hair, he called this work “Dead dad”.
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