Artist Yuki Matsueda creates 3D objects emerging from sculptures

Japanese Artist Yuki Matsueda creates 3D sculptures, where objects look as they are trying to get out of the artwork. Restrictions and imposed standards prompted the artist to create a series of works in three dimensions feel. These sculptures show various objects springing out from the frame frozen in time. Creating his art, Yuki wants to break the barrier between art and design and believes that a small change can release ordinary objects from boredom, and integrating witty humor in the same.

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