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My friend\/idol\u00a0Ben Skinner\u00a0<\/a>is at it again. This is a new series he’s working on. Paint? No. Holographic transfer foil. Yeah, that’s how Ben rolls. But he doesn’t stop there, oh no, a holographic foil plant would not be complete without the illusion of a\u00a0chainlink fence created\u00a0with engraved Plexiglass. Sigh.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

I did a little poking around on his Instagram feed<\/a> to get those “in progress” closeups, but let’s be honest, photographs just don’t do these pieces justice…\u00a0here’s a little video that I also found during my snooping<\/del> researching that really gives you a sense of this work (pre-engraved plexiglass fence):<\/em><\/p>\n

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A video posted by Ben Skinner (@benskinnerart)<\/a> on