Photo realistic pictures made of bubble wrap injected with paint

by Larra Morris

Steve Jobs

For his “Injections” series, artist Bradley Hart injects paint into bubble wrap to create photo realistic pictures. Hart works from photo references, using each bubble like a pixel, which gives images a curious pixelated look. As part of the process, Hart is left with excess paint which creates a second, smeared version of the bubble wrap work… Hart’s work is currently the subject of a solo exhibition, “What? Where? When? Why? How?” though March 29, 2013 at gallery nine5 in New York City.
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Photo realistic pictures made of bubble wrap injected with paint

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