The Hyper-Realistic Work of Filipino Artist Ju-Vi
Today we get a glimpse from emerging Philippines artist Ju-Vi, whose hyper-realistic paintings




Today we get a glimpse from emerging Philippines artist Ju-Vi, whose hyper-realistic paintings depict and appear obsessed with a few recurring subjects — the human body, water and plastic. Through those subjects, the artist portrays a range of human emotions and deeper ideas. Plastic, for instance, is closely associated with what seems to be feelings of suffocation, anguish, frustration, or struggle, while water is closely tied to serenity, purity, and a general sense of peacefulness. Decide for yourself and let us know your thoughts in the comments section. Explore this and more of Ju-Vi’s near-photographic work at his website.
Source: Juxtapoz