Hsu Tung Han is a Taiwanese creator that’s a master when it pertains to adjusting timber. The man crafts magnificent timber sculptures that appear like computer glitches, and the unbelievable amount of detail in his works will leave you amazed.
Although the artist has been exhibiting wooden sculptures since the early 1990s, he just created the pixelated style back in the late 2000s. Since then, Han has created various extraordinary art pieces, with among one of the most well-known ones being a sculpture called Snorkeling that Han finished back in 2017.
Have a look at a few of Hsu Tung Han’s spectacular pixelated sculptures in the gallery below!
Website: www.instagram.com/han_hsu_tung/, www.flickr.com/photos/hsutunghan/
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