3D Figures Painted With Colorful Drips

Thursday 05.19.2011 , Posted by Benjamin Starr

You’re first thought when handed some paint and plastic rods probably wouldn’t be making 3D figures, but that’s exactly what Chris Dorosz creates. Using just paint, carefully dripped onto thin plastic columns he makes surprisingly distinct figures with presence in their environment. While in the past Dorosz has focused on larger works, filling rooms with his pixel like dripped furniture, his latest project see’s him creating small figures only inches high. For more on this San Francisco based artist see chrisdorosz.com

Dorosz’ “The Painted Room” from 2008

Via: artstormer.com

Written by Benjamin Starr

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