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That is really cool! It is amazing how the cilinder bends the sculpture to look like the actual thing. I wonder if something like that would work with drawings on paper?📝🗒

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That was cool but weird I really wonder how would you do that and think of doing that it just wowed me I wonder how long it took them to make it to get it to actually get it to look like a front or a hand?

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Wow! That is truly amazing! First of all, the details on the actual sculpture look so real. That must have taken a long time. I wonder how the cylinder catches every detail even though the sculpture looks like a large blob.

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This is kinda confusing. How do they no how to make a sculpture to fit the reflection perfectly? When I saw the sculpture i was trying to look for the details of a face or the body. I kinda could for the frog but I didn't see any details for the girl except arms and legs. I think they just kept making minor tweaks to the sculpture until they had it perfect. I wonder how long it took to make this? I wonder if they could make a giant one?

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This is crazy it must have taken a ton of time to make this and stretch it out to look right.🐸

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Wow, I wonder how the artists can depict what the sculpture in the cylinder is going to look like. The hand kinda looked like a bronze leaf how did it look like a hand? It was so stretched out! I really loved the setting of Childhood or the girl and the butterfly sculpture, I also liked how the butterfly looked like it was flying.

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That was sweet. It was so cool how that creepy😵 sculpture turned into the thing that was so cool😮. I wonder how they pieced this whole thing together, and I wonder who came up with the inspiration of this idea?

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How is that even possible? I am so stunned. I would like to see an Amtrak train like this!

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That is sooooooooooo cool! But when you see the real sculpture and not the reflection the sculptures are kind of scary. It looks like the person who made this just stretched the sculptures out. I wonder how the person who made these made sure they looked  EXACTLY like they were supposed to in the mirror, I mean did he instal the mirror first and look at looked right in the mirror or what? 🐸

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This is a great Monday curiosity because we are learning about how light reflects off of certain things in Mrs.Keitlens class and that's what this is! Also I wonder how he knew what shape to make the sculptures

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Wow. This reminds me of the Dino video a few weeks ago. It is almost like a illusion...

It must have taken a lot of tinkering to make it look like a frog or whatever it was supposed to b ecome.

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That is really interesting how such deformed looking animals but in a mirror the animals look so real. I can't believe how Much time this must have took to make this perfect and create this sculpture.

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Wow! Those are crazy! They bend light like we've been learning in class! Just get a net, girl. That frogs out to get me science I caught its brother. That hand is coolllll. Wow!

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Amazing! I think that this is so cool. I wonder how the artist came up with this. I think that this works because a cilider mirror would shorten the object. The artist made it long so that the object would appear small on the mirror, but long when looking at the sculpture. Fascinating!

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Wow! This was incredibly intriguing from the first image. Also, it is amazing how such deranged sculptures look like realistic things when placed in front of a cylindrical mirror. I also wonder who experimented with this and found a way to do this.

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I thought that was astonishing.
I wonder how long it takes on average to make each sculpture. Also, do you know how large each of the sculptures are.

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Wow! This looks stunning, it makes sense on how it works. They stretch out a piece of artwork and they use a mirror of some sort to shorten it. I wonder how they knew how to stretch it so exact, that it turned into a figure looking at the mirrored cylinder.

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That was very weird! It was amazing how something so shapeless could transform into a real thing by just a cylinder. My favorite sculpture was the frog because it looked exactly like it. I would not have much patience to do this. This is an awesome way of showing art! I have never seen anything like this!

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I think that this is like an illusion! I think that this is so facinating how the real sculpture is flattened out and in the cylinder it is normally shaped. I wonder how long it take to make 1 illusion! How many people did it take? How long did it take to come up with an idea?

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This looked amazing! I think the cylinder shrinks the sculpture down and makes it look like an everyday object. It must have taken a long time to create the image to look right. My favorite one was the girl catching the butterfly.

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Wow! This curiosity was the best one I have seen this year in my opinion! It's so stretched and warped when you look at the figure but, when you look at the mirrored cylinder it forms into an animal. Very interesting!

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Wow! That is amazing! It is very weird that a curved sculpture can look like that. I think that the artist would take a picture of the animal, and then curve it around the mirror.  Would they be able to make humans and other objects using the mirror? How long would it take to make that? What type of paint would they use? I would love to see that in real life!

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Wow, this is mind-blowing!I can't believe that the objects they sculpted looks nothing like the real animal/object. I can't believe hat the sculptures are all stretched out but in the mirror it look like the real thing.

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London artist Jonty Hurwitz ( previously) revels in the skewed and twisted world of anamorphic artwork, where the meaning of a dramatically warped figures is only revealed when reflected against a viewing device, in this case a cylindrical mirror. While Leonardo da Vinci is credited for creating the first known definitive example of anamorphosis in the 15th century, Hurwitz pieces are infused with modern technology, relying on digital renderings which are painstakingly transformed into physical objects cast from bronze, copper, or plaster. In more recent pieces he's even begun to apply oil painting as a final touch.

Hurwitz had work on view earlier this year as part of Kinetica 2017 and several pieces seen here are currently at Galerie Médicis in Paris. You can see more of his recent work on his website.

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Wild New Anamorphic Sculptures From the Warped Mind of Jonty Hurwitz

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London artist Jonty Hurwitz (previously) revels in the skewed and twisted world of anamorphic artwork, where the meaning of a dramatically warped figures is only revealed when reflected against a viewing device, in this case a cylindrical mirror. While Leonardo da Vinci is credited for creating the

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Extinction: A bronze sculpture by Jonty Hurwitz

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Extinction | 2015 | 2m x 1m x 1.2m We are witnessing a mass extinction of Amphibia. An exotic fungus called Chytrid is delivering the blow. Chytrid is now reported on all continents where frogs live - in 43 countries. It survives at elevations from sea level to 20,000 feet.