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The smallest sculpture in the world has been created
David A. Lyndon from the English city of Bornmouth set a world record and entered the Guinness Book of Records, creating the smallest sculpture in the world. Its size amounted to 0.02517 millimeters by 0.02184 millimeters. It is reported by the BBC.
The publication notes that it took several months to prepare and embody the idea of the British. According to the BBC, Lindon, an engineer by profession, began working as a micro-artist in 2019. He became famous for the creation of miniature works of art, in particular the mini -kopy of paintings by Van Gogh, placed during the clock. They were sold for 90 thousand pounds.
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The sculpture created by him turned out to be approximately the same size as the human leukocyte is a white blood cell. It is a red lego cube. The sculpture was four times less than the work of the British artist Willard Wigan, with whom he set the world record in 2017. The BBC notes that it was he who inspired Lindon to try himself in micro-art.
The sculpture of Lindon was measured by the Evident Scientific command using a microscope. After that, Spectrographic Limited in Lids confirmed that this is the smallest sculpture ever created.
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“I know that this is madness. I love calls, I love discipline. I like to see the interest and amazement on the faces of people when they first see my work. When you see it live, your roof is blocked. <...> I taught myself to slow my breath and work between the blows of the heart. Even the pulse of my heart, beating in the fingers, creates too many movements, ”said Lindon.
The BBC notes that the artist used his own handmade microscopic tools and worked 6-10 hours at night to avoid vibrations from daytime life.
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