How Can 3D Artworks Made Only From Painted Glass Creep Me Out So Much? [Art]

You might keep your overpriced, eyeball-hurting 3DTVs, Sony, LG and Samsung-I’m investing in multiple David Spriggs ‘ 3D artworks instead. The British-Canadian artist paints using acrylic, layering sheets of glass like Dexter’s box of blood slides .

With among the artworks he appears to have used transparent plastic, similar to shower-curtains hanging from a rod. It’s amazing how varied his work is simply too, from the trippy symbols to his scarier stuff with Chinese artist Xia Xiaowan (like the single shown above).

The smartest thing is that you just don’t need 3D glasses. Take a flick thru the gallery, and trip out on the third dimension. [ David Spriggs via Public School via BBLinks and Juxtapoz ]

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