Hsu Tung Han Creates Art that Beautifully Melds Nature with Pixelated Perfection

It's one thing to take a piece of wood and sculpt it to perfection, making it look like an actual horse or human being. But Taiwanese artist Hsu Tung Han takes the art of wood sculpture to another level, giving his creations an otherworldly, "glitching" effect that evokes digital transformation. Han carves his figures from wood, blending traditional materials with a surreal, pixelated effect that makes his sculptures appear as if they're digitizing before our eyes. Each piece is unique and tells its own story, yet somehow they all seem to echo a single theme—the gradual digitization of our world.

His work often draws on mythology, humanity, and nature, but with a modern twist that pushes the boundaries of what sculpture can convey in a digital age. The contrast between the smooth, organic contours and the sharp, seemingly floating digital "pixels" gives each of his statues an ethereal feeling that captivates viewers and evokes endless fascination.

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