Max Boufathal is a 28-year-old French artist and photographer with a penchant for creating elaborate, eco-friendly sculptures that resemble superheroes.
This unique artistic aesthetic is part of the reason he has established himself as a sculptor with the ability to create something compelling, original, and gorgeous.
Max Boufathal's latest creation is entitled the Fighting Solar Power Brothers, individually named after rock and soul icons Marvin Gaye, James Brown, and Jimi Hendrix. The trio stands tall, incredibly muscular and outlined in gold trim. They exude the aura of a likable superhero troupe, and seem apt for a major Hollywood franchise movie or animated series. Max Boufathal's greatest strength as an artist is his ability to give these massive sculptures a personality and image that attracts viewers.
Max Boufathal's Fighting Solar Power Brothers are currently on display at the Galerie Saint Jacques, in Saint-Quentin, France.
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