A modern-day "Invisible Man" Chinese performance artist
Liu Bolin and his team pulled off another amazing camouflage act in New York at
Eli Klein Fine Art earlier this week.
His performance art/live painting show was entitled "Gun Rack 2013". And apparently it took aim at arms control methods throughout the world. Bolin's New York agency also claimed that this work was inspired by a new Chinese law that requires individuals to present identification and registration when buying certain knives.
According to gallery owner Eli Klein "These are all real weapons, not replicas. They were legal to have in the gallery as they were modified to fire blanks.
Zachary Bako filmed the entire event and made this short fast forward time lapse video:
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Looks to me that the real artists are the people who are painting him. He just stand there.
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