Nikolai Aldunin Creates Art Between the Heartbeats
Yanis Rudzitis — February 14, 2011 — Art & Design
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Nikolai Aldunin is the master of microscopic art. This Russian artist creates truly miniature objects like a T-34 tank a fraction of the size of an apple seed. These unbelievable micro sculptures are real and made entirely of gold, nonetheless so tiny that a magnifying glass is almost always necessary to viewing the pieces.
As is a well-known trick with mini sculpture creators, Nikolai Aldunin moves between the beats of the heart, which allows him to work steadily
As is a well-known trick with mini sculpture creators, Nikolai Aldunin moves between the beats of the heart, which allows him to work steadily
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