Bubble wrap paintings
Mona Lisa like you've never seen her before.
Paint by numbers? Try paint by bubbles. These paintings by NYC-artist Bradley Hart are replicas of famous works by Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent Van Gogh and many others, made by injecting paint inside bubble wrap. Though very much physical and tangible, the pieces almost look digitized with their pixelated palettes. We can’t help wonder what the painting would look like if someone with very little self control were to get their hands on them.
Watch how Hart does it below.
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