Juxtapoz Magazine - Porcelain Fighters Dropped, Photographed by Martin Klimas

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Porcelain Fighters Dropped, Photographed by Martin Klimas

Juxtapoz // Monday, 05 Mar 2012

We know, we know; high-speed photography is a craze at the moment. But we really appreciate what German artist Martin Klimas has done here. He has taken Porcelain Fighter sculptures, dropped them, and then captured their shattering moment. The end result is like a Mortal Kombat scene, where the victorious Porcelain Fighter is cleary evident. (via)

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