Floating Miniature Cities Inside Glass Test Tubes
Small projects can be just as mind-blowing as those of a grander scale. That's what we've learned from Rosa de Jong, a Dutch artist who created a series of miniature floating cities fixed inside the tiny glass test tubes.
Small projects can be just as mind-blowing as those of a grander scale. That's what we've learned from Rosa de Jong, a Dutch artist who created a series of miniature floating cities fixed inside the tiny glass test tubes.
For the macro sculpture series called Micro Matter, the artist uses all kinds of random materials - from the rocks from the Caribbean vacation to the sticks her pet cat brought from the yard. Later these scraps are repurposed into construction materials for buildings smaller than a thumbnail. And they have to be tiny, because when the piece is ready, it has to fit perfectly inside a glass test tube in order to create that sense of a floating landmass.
For more miniature worlds, dominated by the artist's big imagination, head over to her website.
More info: byrosa | micro matter | instagram | behance (h/t: mymodernmet, boredpanda)
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