Liu Bolin
Liu Bolin (China, 1973) is a contemporary artist celebrated for his 'Hiding in the City' series, where he camouflages himself into urban landscapes. His works, blending performance and photography, explore themes of identity, social invisibility, and the individual's role within modern society.
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Liu Bolin
Hide In The City N 37, 2007
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