Anamorphic Portraits by Bernard Pras from Unusual Materials

Nowadays artists have left traditional art in their work but are focusing on creating designs using many other different things. Such innovation is also happening in portrait art, which is much appreciated in the interested community. Born in 1952, in the southwest of France, artist Bernard Pras has converted usual portraits to Anamorphic Portraits with the help of many unusual materials. A graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse in 1974, started from a photograph.  Later, the talented artist created anamorphic portraits using many different toys, tools, pieces of rubber and many other items of daily usage. It cannot be said that the materials have been deliberately used, as no portrait lacked anything but looked extremely lively. Another amazing thing is that these anamorphic portraits can take up entire rooms.

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3. Salvador Dali

4. Jean-Michel Basquiat

5. Tom Murphy

6. Edvard Munch’s Painting “The Scream”

7. Marilyn Monroe

8. Aphrodite

9. Snow White

10. Michael Jackson

11. Van Gogh

12. James Bond

13. Bob Marley

14. Pinocchio

15. Bowie

16. Le Vieil Homme

17. Geisha

18. Statue of Liberty

19. Red Cat

20. Bruce Lee