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AMAZIAN OF THE WEEK! Liu “The Invisible Man” Bolin
"Individual rights often disappear amid the roaring sound of the government's will."
Name: Liu Bolin
Age: 38
Hails from: Beijing, China
Occupation: Visual Artist
Known for: Appearing to disappear. China Daily just did a feature on Liu, a Chinese performance artist who camouflages himself into everyday surroundings for photographs using an awe-inspiring combination of paint and patience. Liu has created over 80 “invisible” works since 2006 and has been featured in museums across Europe and the US–one of the few modern Chinese artists to be recognized by the worldwide art market.
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