The artist paints a picture, using the force of gravity

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artist paints a picture, using the force of gravity

Canadian artist Amy Shackleton creates amazing pictures, traced to the last detail, without using either a brush or fingers. Instead of the traditional ways of drawing it relies only on gravity, which she directs in one direction or another.

25-year-old Shackleton portrays the so-called "post-industrial worlds," which blurred the boundaries between city and suburb, reality and surrealism, thoughtful and spontaneous. Inspiration for his work she draws from his own photographs taken during trips to Canada, America and Europe. It combines seemingly incompatible worlds on different images, then to portray on canvas the vision of the future.

Each painting is created in several stages. Amy does not use a brush, she squirts ink from the bottle (similar to those in which pour ketchup or mustard), and as long as they flow down, turn the canvas. Thus, using the natural force of gravity, it specifies the direction of flow of the paint. In this drop does not necessarily have to flow from top to bottom. Using a special dye yarns can be poured into any geometric shape.

On one picture takes about 30 hours. In this video this time, compressed to three minutes, but it's enough to witness the original equipment of the young artist.

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