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Spoon - Minneapolis, USA Big Swimmer - London, United Kingdom Le Pouce (The Thumb) - Paris, France Fat Man On A Turtle - Firenze, Italy Giant Baby - Derbyshire, United Kingdom Invisible Man - Marseille, France Bench Men - Seoul, Korea Die Badende (The Bather) - Hamburg, Germany Little Whizzer - Brussels, Belgium Making Out - Lima, Peru Maman - London, U.K Melting Cow Popsicle - Budapest, Hungary Naked Cupid - Tokyo, Japan Naked Hula Hooper - Lisse, Netherlands Puking Man - London, U.K Space Cow - Stockholm, Sweden Tasty Nipple - Fengdu, China Baby Fighter in Frogner Park - Oslo, Norway Virgin Mother Statue - New York City, USA Magical Water Tap - Puerto de Santa María, Spain Madam Chapeau - Brussels, Belgium La Trobe - Melbourne, Australia The Hanging Rhino - Postdam, Germany De Vaartkapoen - Brussels, Belgium Le Passe-Muraille (Man in the Wall) - Paris, France The Shark - Oxford, U.K Santa Fe, New Mexico Headless Musician - Amsterdam Hand of the Desert - Atacama Desert, Chile Mona Lisa - Asus Headquarters, Taiwan Corporate head - Los Angeles, California ALSO VIEW:

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Mindblowing Glass Sculptures of Viruses by Luke Jerram

HIV

Visionary multidisciplinary artist and glass blower Luke Jerram decided to take art to a whole new specialised level. For a long time he has looked at photos of germs and viruses wondering if the artificial colours  added to the photos affect the way we see and perceive these microscopic organisms. Despite being actually colourless, when we picture them we usually use green and orange; why not make them into transparent sculptures which will allow us to appreciate their true form.

This was the inspiration for the following ingenious series of glass sculptures, each an accurate 1:1,000,000 scale model of an actual virus. You can find more of Luke’s work on his Website.

Enjoy the bewitchment. 

  Avian Flu

Amoeba

Human Papilloma (HPV)

MRSA

Ev71 – Hand Foot and Mouth Disease

H1N1 Influenza – Swine Flu
 

 

H1N1 Influenza – Swine Flu

 Swine Flu (oval)

Adenovirus

Salmonella

Small Pox

T4 Bacteriophage ― with uncanny resemblance to a Praying Mantis
 

E. Coli

 E. Coli Details

Sars Coronavirus [Booh from 2023]

Bluetongue Virus

Malaria

Ebola

The last two pieces are not of viruses but it’s from the same creative mind.
So here they are as a bonus.

This sculpture was made to contemplate the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan. To create it, a seismogram of the earthquake was rotated using computer-aided design and then printed in three-dimensions using rapid prototyping technology. Wickedly brilliant.

Spermatazoa

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Underwater Photography of Elena Kalis

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