Summary
- The person is artist Liu Bolin, widely known as the “Human Chameleon” because of his amazing camouflage art.
- It can take him around 10 hours to paint his body and clothing for a single scene.
- Liu Bolin has displayed this unique art in many locations around the world creating photographs that challenge people to look twice before they can find him.
At first glance this picture of a toy shop looks completely normal. But there is a person standing right in front of you who may be difficult to notice.
The person is artist Liu Bolin, widely known as the “Human Chameleon” because of his amazing camouflage art.
Bolin travels to different places and paints his body and clothes to match the surroundings. By carefully copying the colours shapes and patterns around him he can almost disappear into the background.
His artwork makes it surprisingly difficult to spot him even when he is standing in plain sight. It can take him around 10 hours to paint his body and clothing for a single scene.
The process requires careful planning and detailed painting to make him blend naturally with his surroundings.
Liu Bolin has displayed this unique art in many locations around the world creating photographs that challenge people to look twice before they can find him.
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