WTF | November 30, 2010 | 3 comments

Bizarre Insects Inspire Unintentionally Surreal Art

source: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/11/bizarre-insects-inspire-unintentionally-surreal-art.php

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In the first half of the last century, a German blacksmith named Alfred Keller began crafting some of the most surrealistic, alien-seeming sculptures the world had ever seen -- delicate works which took months to complete. These incredible creations, meticulous in detail, rivaled even the most imaginative pieces from contemporary artists -- but they weren't inspired by some absinth-induced vision or fit of madness. Indeed, Keller's muse was nature itself -- which means these bugs are quite real.
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