Multicolored lines with a gradient fill - sculptures by a South Korean artist

South Korean artist Lee Sangsoo creates sculptures in his free time. Each of the art objects seems to float in the air.

Visually, the works of the South Korean master look like weightless structures, with interweaving of incomprehensible materials. But Lee Sangsoo does not use anything unusual for his work - pipes made of rubber and metal. The rubber component is "strung" on the metal frame.

Metal and rubber were chosen by the artist for their malleability. They are easy to bend, giving different shapes to finished products. To add charm to the sculptures, a gradient fill is used.

In Lee Sangsoo's arsenal, animals and birds are created from pipes of different lengths and colors. The collection of works includes art objects of dogs and cats, flamingos and parrots, deer and rhinos.

Lee Sangsoo takes 2-3 days to create one piece. First, he comes up with a sketch of a future animal or bird, selects materials. Twists the metal frame and adds volume with rubber tubing. The final stage is to add color to the art object.

Lee Sangsoo finds inspiration for his work in the creations of Pablo Picasso. The guy believes that this artist saw the world from an unusual perspective. And it was this feature that helped him create brilliant works of art.

Lee Sangsoo tries to devote at least a few days a week to his hobby.

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