Incredible, amazing sculptures whose starting-point is hundreds of photographs on every aspect of life and living. This is followed by the meticulous job of recomposing and positioning the photographs to give life to these photograph-sculptures.

The man behind all this is the Korean artist Gwon Osang whom the critics have hailed as “the photographic sculptures artist.” His works are made first by building a sculpture of bodies or objects which is then covered by 10 x 15 images of the object itself to recreate its natural size. Each work of art features around 300 photographs – and a ton of patience!