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Chinese artist Liu Bolin, also known as the ‘Invisible Man’, recently performed one of his trademark ‘disappearing’ acts at the Eli Klein Fine Art to tackle the issue of gun control.
In ‘Gun Rack’, Liu disappears amid a wall of guns and rifles.
Inspired by 2012 Beijing law which requires ID when purchasing a knife, ‘Gun Rack' speaks of the “international approaches to arms and weapon control and considers the enforcements taken in regards this issue”.
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[via Design Boom]
Chinese artist Liu Bolin, also known as the ‘Invisible Man’, recently performed one of his trademark ‘disappearing’ acts at the Eli Klein Fine Art to tackle the issue of gun control.
In ‘Gun Rack’, Liu disappears amid a wall of guns and rifles.
Inspired by 2012 Beijing law which requires ID when purchasing a knife, ‘Gun Rack' speaks of the “international approaches to arms and weapon control and considers the enforcements taken in regards this issue”.
Click to watch the video below:
[via Design Boom]