The Hyper-realistic Sculptures of Marc Sijan

Marc Sijan creates incredibly hyper-realistic sculptures depicting ordinary people.  Mark attaches great importance to the elaboration of every detail, accurately portraying all the little things – the pores and bumps on the skin, thin hair, veins, bald heads, pimples. The unprecedented energy poses and expressions sculptures makes believe that this could be real people who just froze for a second, but after a moment pluck up and disappear into the crowd.

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