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Angelo Musco - possibly the greatest underwater art piece ?

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Angelo Musco - possibly the greatest underwater art piece ?

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  1. Hey Crew,

     

    Angelo Musco's work is world renowned.

     

    I stumbled on a behind the scenes video of how he made his underwater masterpiece

     

    The video is here To get an idea of the size of the final piece, check out the second video on the blog.

     

    Here's his website

     

    Personally, this guy is easily one of my favorite artists

     

    Thoughts?

     

    Cal

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  2. I like the imagery although is not really what I like most. I understand is more of a mixed "art" with all the postprocessing involved etc... than specifically photography. What really impresses me are the resources, printing, mounting, craftmanship etc... (not much to do with art but with management).

  3. Shades of Hieronymus Bosch

  4. I love Bosch; his work is fascinating. Can stare at some of his pieces forever. Back in 77 I went to the Prada in Spain to see first hand. They wouldn't allow picture taking. Musco's work is a real craft that goes far beyond simple technical skill.

    Steve

  5. 200,000 bodies - and 2 years to create. Im in awe of both his vision and patience.

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