Wim Delvoye, the Belgian conceptual artist, has made quite a name for a number of unconventional projects. Be it the Euterpe, Cloaca or the Tattoed Pigs, he has always gone beyond the ordinary. This time, he has chosen some strange canvases for his creativity: mountains, rocks and crags. Here, he makes his art speak for the non-relativity of mundane issues with some "mighty forces of nature."
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Via: NextNature
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