Some severest climatic conditions, a still callous human unconcern, a definite lack of adaptability, and certain other factors rallied to blot out certain creatures of their earthly existence years ago. As it’s never possible to bring them back to life, an eco-conscious industrial designer Lin Zhang has found her way of moral redemption. Through her thoughtful art dubbed Bottled Animals, she morphs glass bottles into a grotto that leads one to the time when these mortals were very much alive.
unique bottle art brings extinct creatures to life
unique bottle art brings extinct creatures to life
Lin etches her creativity on specimen bottles and fills them with formaldehyde to validate her concern. As one looks into these bottles, he could feel some of these creatures move along the walls of bottles. Great art, to say the least!
unique bottle art brings extinct creatures to life
unique bottle art brings extinct creatures to life
Designer: Lin Zhang
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