Trompe L’Oeil Ceramic Sculptures That Imitate the Natural Appearance of Rotten Wood

Ceramicist Christopher David White perfectly captures the sense of wood through ceramics, portraying realistic ceramic sculptures that imitate the natural form of decaying wood. By using a trompe l’oeil technique, White makes the viewer to take an intimate look at his work while also reviewing the truth hidden in the hyper-realistic sculptures.

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