Surely that the day that Riusuke Fukahori had to prove that his works are not composed of real fish If not created manually layer by layer, he finally had to literally "destroy" one of them so that the public and critics could see for their own eyes that it is just as he says. Since, in a first impression, it may seem that the artist has put a colored fish in resin due to the reality of its process and its genius.
Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori paints goldfish in three dimensions using a complex resin process poured. The fish are meticulously painted, layer by layer, revealing unlikely details of each composite creature similar to what a 3D printer could perform. Great art.
Through the video you can check in situ the laborious process carried out by this Japanese artist called Riusuke Fukahori and that is simply spectacular. Layer by layer, he paints over the poured resin so that the composition that appears in the video finally appears perfectly portrayed with dozens of colored fish that seem to jump out of it.
An incredible opportunity to follow the artistic career of this great artist that you can find in his Facebook with a gallery arranged right there and with more examples of his works from Flickr. Surely that you you will be amazed and amazed by the creative process from the first layer of resin to the last where his genius and achieved technique appear in all its dimensions.
Other great artist that discovers us new ways of creating works that continue to amaze us And that for the incredulous, do not forget to share the video so that they can really see in situ how he does not use real animals but totally his imagination and creativity without limits.