Great Welding Art by This Vietnamese-French Will Leave You Speechless

I simply can’t find the exact word to describe these welding arts by artist Mylinh Nguyen. Eloborate? Otherworldly? Incredible? Great? Just enjoy them yourself and let me know your thought…

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Inspired by forms of living and extinct animals, artist, rather, modern-day wizard Mylinh Nguyen welds alien creatures out of bronze, brass and silver. She has utilized various machining techniques, and formed each creature after some weeks. They are originated first as unsystematic sketches in a notebook, and then evolve into permanent metal forms. Using metal, Nguyen manages to articulate even the most minute details of imaginary beings’ skeletons.

Let's enjoy them. (Photo credit is given to mylinh-nguyen.fr)

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Original Welding Art by a Very Young Welder from Chicago

What unique and beautiful work! This welder must create those welding arts with his whole heart.

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