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New Photography by Li Wei

Juxtapoz // Wednesday, 04 Jan 2012

Chinese photographer Li Wei uses no post-production after-effects to create his half performance art, half photographic artwork. What you see here are optical illusions, with wires and platforms obscured by Wei's trickery. And he appears often in his own work, so when you see the monk flying into the air, that is the artist himself. We love the piece above, Magic Legs.

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