More and more art forms are discovered daily. Artists stand out when they are able to bring something different to the table. This artist wows his audience by creating pixelated sculptures.
Gil Bruvel is a sculpture artist, and he creates unusual figurative sculptures. He does so by splitting lumber into smaller sticks. These smaller sticks are arranged and painted in bright shades. Some of his favorite shades include green, blue, and red. On another side, the wooden pieces are turned to facial expressions and even when they are looked at from the other side; they remain abstract and jumbled. All the pixelated sculptures look like sophisticated three-dimensional pin art. These art forms reveal permanent images of faces rather than temporarily impressions of hands or noses.
Bruvel’s art has been showcased in art galleries in the past, and some of the series were recently displayed as part of a prestigious art gallery.
