This German artist creates sculptures that seem to disappear. Julian Voss-Andreae, combines quantum physics with art, and the sculptures disappear as you move around them. He begins by using a 3D scanner to photograph the subject he wishes to create. Through the process of laser cutting, the steel is shaped and welded, and stacked on a single plane. As you move around the statue, your eyes are tricked into seeing the statue vanish into thin air.
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