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23 Miniature Scenes are being created daily by a Japanese artist

Miniature Scenes

Miniature Scenes: Tatsuya Tanaka, a famous Japanese artist, is known for his amusing little dioramas in which he turns commonplace items into inventive creations with wholly new meanings. Everyday objects such as sugar cubes, plastic bags, and cups are miraculously transformed into icy peaks, mysterious sculptures, and a variety of other strange forms.

Miniature Scenes

According to my search results, there is a Japanese artist who creates 23 miniature scenes daily. Artist gained attention by posting various realistic and detailed miniature works on social media.

Additionally, A Japanese art director and photographer, has been creating awe-inspiring miniature dioramas since 2011.

More Info: Facebook | Instagram

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