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At first glanceBenjamin Shine's workYou can think that these pieces of art are sketched or painted, with numerical improvements. But they are actually constructed entirely of a material both underused and underestimated in pieces of art - tulle.

Tulle is the mesh fabric that ballerina skirts are made and it's not something we often see in works of art. However, the pieces of the shine are completely made out of tulle and must be impressive, many of them are portraits.

This artist creates facial details, shadows and silhouette by strategically ironing the material of different forms. More recently, he has completed a series of Tulle porters dedicated to front-line workers, describing health workers around the world to honor their values ​​of courage and kindness.

The general atmosphere and the feeling that the viewer is left with is immense and the meticulous level of detail was put in these works is just as impressive. One of the portraits is Shaan Sahota, a London doctor who has been moved from Surgery to the ICU to take care of CIVID-19 patients. She was presented in the guard and inspired Benjamin to reach out, shortly after the creation of this portrait.

Ben has also created a video for fashion initiates, in which it refers to itself as inventor. Shine actually assisted the fashion school and we like the way his work merges the worlds of fashion and art daring.

In addition to his work on the web, Benjamin has a truly abandoned job at the jaw that has been on the track with several names of households. Here is a superb face of Tulle on a house of the house Margiela, bought in 2019 by the meeting.

Sky art looks more like a huge sculpture and is one of our favorite surreal art pieces of all time. Of course, this structure has not been made only out of tulle and employed the work of some sons to make the face delicate and elegant.

Ben uses Tulle in his work for several reasons. It focuses on energy concepts, the fleeting nature of impermanence and the connection between the superficial and the spiritual. For us, we look like freedom and imagination embodied.

Shine's work has been shown in many prestigious institutions with the Métropolitan Art Museum, such as Moma and the Crafts Council in the United Kingdom.

Here are one of his works presented in a Faille Begdorf Goodman window. It is clear that this artist is also part of the designer community and also collaborated with the tastes of Givenchy, Vogue and Margiela House. He even worked with Beyonce!

Here we see the tulle on the floor and the control he applies to them on his scale, resembling a Michelangelo. It was a job for Bergdorf and the artist Tulle explained in his legend that took months of couture by hand. Patience is a virtue!

These pieces are sensual, likely to provoke, and much more. They are bigger than life, but in size and in our minds. Benjamin Shine is a pioneer in his field, with his fascinating videos, Grenavant hundreds of millions of views.

We also loved his dedication to social justice, represented in his work with the front-line workers and his homage to the movement of the black lives, in which he makes an analogy to the different shades of tulle and different shades of humans, saying "we are varied shades of the same thing. "

A lot of faces that he complete very thoughtful, and all of us in more thoughtful places that usually at that time, this art is the ideal assistant to help you think about the complicated feelings you feel, through the pandemic and protests. . Let art like this help you heal and treat events around you, and if you are not ready for that, just walk you in Shine's inspired craftsmanship.