Hans Op de Beeck is a Belgian visual artist who is best known for his detailed, monochrome, realistic sculptures.
The famous sculptor lives and works in Brussels, but has had many shows all over the world, including United States Of America, Netherlands, Italy and many more.
Creator’s website states, that his sculpture art “is a reflection on our complex society and the universal questions of meaning and mortality that resonate within it.”
“He seeks to create a form of fictitiously realistic art that delivers a moment of wonder, silence, and introspection.”
Hans Op de Beeck’s unique art is light, gentle, and incredibly realistic. The artist uses a variety of different mediums, such as polyester, plaster, steel, glass, and wood.
Take a look at his incredible 3D artworks below.
More info: hansopdebeeck.com
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These are very well done, but I find all of them somehow sad and disquieting.
They are not made from stone, but from a lot of different materials like steel, concrete, glass, polyester, wood, polyamide and finished off with a coating.
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WOW! And I thought "The Kiss" from Rodin was impressive. http://www.musee-rodin.fr/en/collections/sculptures/kiss Maybe it's the textures that reminded me of it, I don't know. 784_alt_42...5e9c37.jpg 
These are awesome. But with all the fine details in each sculpture, I'm wondering if the artist chose to make the human and animal figures have their eyes closed, or if he's merely unable to make realistic-looking eyes.
the fact that all their eyes are closed makes it more creepy than beautiful.
Beautiful!! It would have crushed me doing the peacock with no color!!!
sidenote (totally unrelatable to his work): he has a twinbrother whom is not so succesfull and was my teacher in "highschool", but he was cool haha .
Creepy, subjects are innocent animals and children. Naturalistic sculptures has this negative feed to imagination that sculptor is just lazy. Here we go to meaning of word when in antique statues, sculptures middel of mass were living, living beings, goods example, the were human size or somewhat bigger and painted like citizen walking aat street that you would notice it to be statue only from close. These can be killed persons and animals and just waxed and put layer of clay to surface. I dont like, no imagination.OR dead has been used as mold.
These are very well done, but I find all of them somehow sad and disquieting.
They are not made from stone, but from a lot of different materials like steel, concrete, glass, polyester, wood, polyamide and finished off with a coating.
Load More Replies... WOW! And I thought "The Kiss" from Rodin was impressive. http://www.musee-rodin.fr/en/collections/sculptures/kiss Maybe it's the textures that reminded me of it, I don't know. 784_alt_42...5e9c37.jpg
These are awesome. But with all the fine details in each sculpture, I'm wondering if the artist chose to make the human and animal figures have their eyes closed, or if he's merely unable to make realistic-looking eyes.
the fact that all their eyes are closed makes it more creepy than beautiful.
Beautiful!! It would have crushed me doing the peacock with no color!!!
sidenote (totally unrelatable to his work): he has a twinbrother whom is not so succesfull and was my teacher in "highschool", but he was cool haha .
Creepy, subjects are innocent animals and children. Naturalistic sculptures has this negative feed to imagination that sculptor is just lazy. Here we go to meaning of word when in antique statues, sculptures middel of mass were living, living beings, goods example, the were human size or somewhat bigger and painted like citizen walking aat street that you would notice it to be statue only from close. These can be killed persons and animals and just waxed and put layer of clay to surface. I dont like, no imagination.OR dead has been used as mold.
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