7 Picasso paintings recreated in the form of 3D sculptures

The eccentric works of Pablo Picasso once made a real revolution in the art world. Until now, his canvases are able to inspire and inspire the creativity of modern masters. Picasso's masterpieces formed the basis for the project of illustrator from Pakistan Omar Akil MIMIC. Inspired by the abstract language of the renowned genius, Aquile presented his creations in the form of 3D sculptures.

Amazing metamorphosis from Omar Akil

In his visual mimicry, a Pakistani artist demonstrated the results of a collision of his own skills with the complexity of someone else's thoughts. Akil showed how the meanings of images and forms change, as new physical properties appear. Transforming paintings into three-dimensional sculptures, he paid special attention to textures and shadows. Created with the help of three-dimensional graphics, they look like they are made of objects. The project of the Pakistani illustrator is not just an innovative interpretation of the great master's work. MIMIC is a tribute to the talent of the great Pablo Picasso. Here are some amazing works from Omar Akil.

"Seated Woman"

"Black figure"

"Monument to the Spaniards who died for France"

"Woman in the chair"

"Face"

"Composition"