r/BeAmazed 4d ago

Art Statue made completely out of trash shows three different figures depending on what angle you look at it from.

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u/FartingInYourMilk 4d ago

Someone thought this up and produced it and I can’t even understand how a goddamn windshield wiper goes back on my car

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u/Theghost5678 4d ago

Wow, how do people even create something like this? Even making one figure seems hard

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u/Eli_Play 4d ago

One way to do it: start with picking the silhouettes you want, then trace them/draw them on the wall. Pick a spot for the final statue, set up your light and start building the statue slowly and surely. And be ready to have a loooooot of patience to readjust all the necessary parts for stability and all three angles again and again and again.

Source: We did something like that in art class in school once. But there are certainly other ways to do it that I don't know of.

Impressive final product nonetheless, ours was way more crude and lacked many of the fine details.

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u/LidiaSelden96 4d ago

One man's trash is another man's masterpiece!

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u/OneSensiblePerson 4d ago

Genius. I wish I could see the trash better, but I'll take it.

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u/bootybandit729 4d ago

I dont think it depends on what angle you’re looking at lol its just whatever direction the light is pointing.

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u/critiqueextension 4d ago

The statue mentioned is likely created by Thomas Deininger, an artist known for his optical illusion sculptures made from trash, which can appear as different figures depending on the viewer's angle. Deininger has been transforming waste into art since 1994, highlighting the potential beauty in materials often overlooked as garbage.

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u/GiuliaGileena 4d ago

Ok, so Venus and David I recognise but what’s the third?

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u/KennethSweet 4d ago

Jesus with the cross?

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u/NoPantsDeLeon 4d ago

Cristo della Minerva

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u/koolaidismything 4d ago

I made a 3-d pyramid out of soda cans once.. was like 70 cans probably. Modern art.

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u/Master_Fox_4232 4d ago

This is so creative, I’m amazed! Great job!!

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u/JPSauceKing 4d ago

and I can't even make that duck shadow with my hands

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u/coconow 4d ago

I’m very impressed.

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u/acline104 4d ago

This is a very creative way to use trash and shadows, awesome

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u/mr_gensai 4d ago

That is amazing. You have got to tell us how it was done.

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u/KennethSweet 3d ago

The trash is just stacked and glued and includes McDonald’s cups and junk

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u/mr_gensai 3d ago

How did you know the shadows would make those shapes?

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u/Snap-Pop-Nap 4d ago

This is amazing!!

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u/tank1780 4d ago

Does not compute

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u/giftopherz 4d ago

I recognize the first two, what's the last one?

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u/Nilmerdrigor 4d ago

I could make a 2 axis thing like this, but 3 axis, hot dang that's impressive.