Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny's Jesus Statue made by bees is one of the most creative things I have every seen. Bees are known for one of two things, making honey or stinging you. Well, we can now add 'artist' to their collective resume.
The base of the Jesus statue made by bees was created by Libertiny, then he encased it in glass along with 40,000 bees. The bees began to create a honeycomb over the framework, giving the statue the texture and color you see in the photographs.
Holy Honeycomb Art
Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny's Jesus Statue Made by Bees
Trend Themes
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