Posted by Erica March 22, 2012
When you first glance at a piece of Liu Bolin's work you can't help but wonder what the big fuss is about. But if you look closely you will find a man painted to blend in with his surroundings... talk about a human chameleon. Two of Liu's assistants paint him as he stands against a background, whether it be a shelf in a store, or a mural on a building. The process can take up to 10 hours before they even get the final photograph.
A woman laughs as she pushes a shopping cart past artist Liu Bolin, who is painted to blend in with the vegetables on the shelves at a supermarket in Beijing. Liu, also known as the 'Vanishing Artist'.
Check out the photo's below and see if you can spot him. Some of them are really hard!
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