Sculpting is an ancients artform that requires skill and patience. Now, one artist managed to add a modern twist to it, by introducing a pixelated touch to his sculptures.
Taiwanese artist, Han Hsu-Tung, specializes in wood sculpture works. The sculptor employs an entirely different concept of wood sculpture that makes his works resemble that of computer art and appear pixelated.
The body parts of his sculptures do not run smoothly as expected, rather, they have some square-shaped structures that make them look like a software malfunction occurred while carrying out a computer art.
Take a closer look, to discern his digitized touch.
