Bizarrely Twisted Wood Sculptures By Japanese Artist Yoshitoshi Kanemaki

Japanese sculptor Yoshitoshi Kanemaki delivers us to twisted wood sculptures that are so much more impressive, especially when you see how much work it took to make them.

For one of his latest sculptures, an otherwise-ordinary girl with twelve faces, Kanemaki created a series of progress photos that show the sculpture’s progress from crude log to finished work of art.

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