THE NEW WORLD TRANSPARENT SPECIMENS

SHINSEKAI’S ‘THE NEW WORLD TRANSPARENT SPECIMENS’

Shinsekai’s The New World Transparent Specimens are tiny, usually aquatic life forms like fish and seahorses that are put through a process of chemical replacement of the proteins and dyeing of the bones. The result is a transparent creature that glows in eerie vibrant colors. The creatures are then sealed in vials filled with glycerin and preservatives.

Black-and-white photograph of two figures in period costume in a dim interior, one bowing

Neon light installation forming a glowing purple, pink and blue archway

Abstract black-and-white geometric line pattern resembling a maze

Portrait made of many small mosaic tile images forming a larger face

Abstract black-and-white geometric photograph of an architectural bridge structure

Charcoal portrait drawing of a hooded figure with graffiti-style markings

Sepia-toned vintage photograph of a boy wearing traditional clothing

Night aerial photograph of an illuminated museum building in a city skyline

Black-and-white archival photograph of a crowd gathered on the Golden Gate Bridge

Aerial black-and-white photograph of a dense city street grid

Mixed-media portrait drawing of a figure wearing a bird mask and headdress

A dark circular composition made of small colorful dots, titled 'Photographer of Photography'

Charcoal portrait drawing of a woman with a textured, weathered rendering

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THE NEW WORLD TRANSPARENT SPECIMENS

SHINSEKAI’S ‘THE NEW WORLD TRANSPARENT SPECIMENS’

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