Photographic Art by Levi van Veluw
This unique photographic art was designed by multidisciplinary artist Levi van Veluw, who is currently based in Arnhem, Netherlands. This post showcases a collection of some of his work selected from different projects. He uses, in many cases, live models to create “living sculptures” which he photographs. I think the work is fantastic, and really pushes some boundaries of design. His work is et apart from many other creatives out there. Check out the rest of his work…
Photographic Art Gallery
Credits: All photographic art images above (and the one below) are Copyright © Levi van Veluw. Please check out his site for more inspiring work.
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