that's what I miss in the art world, time, dedication and immense skill, something that not just anyone can do. I'm tired of going into art museums and seeing a red square on a white canvas. I know there is no definition to true art, but people like him who are so incredible and mind blowing with their art, these should be selling for millions.
No painting or sculpture is worth a million dollars, not even these incredible fabric sculptures. Artists should get a good living wage for their work and be financially comfortable, but I don't care who made it or how good it is no painting or sculpture is rationally worth a million dollars.
@@RedAngel63 Yeah? Taking a runny shit after eating a curry is time consuming, too. Art like this is braindead and pretentious, making a human face, such creativity.
Interesting visual trick. This artist is directly playing with our mind, when we see *faces of people* in the patterns and shapes of the fabric or stains or rock formations. Brilliant invention !
This is what I want to see more of. Online, in print, in physical reality-- real talent, real skill, real hard work, real vision. WONDERFUL. Thank you so very much for introducing me to an artist and a human I hadn't heard of by name until today. I'd like to see society remodelled and for energetic, rudderless young people to have different mentors and role models, with certain behaviours no longer rewarded on social media and elsewhere. Thanks for this upload.
As a Interior Designer I am always intrigued and awe struck by other highly creative minds that are able to go to a space that very few human beings are able to reach in their lives. We have been blessed to witness such a savant in his unique imaginary world of expressive genius with such a delicate medium. Touche to you Mr. Shine you are truly a Maestro!
ooh now that's contemporary art. no fecal installations or formaldehyde-soaked carcass. just elegant execution and impeccable taste edit: seriously, this is worth preserving
@@alphen9487 maybe he just jokingly said that. But for me i cant draw faces but i can mold a face iut of clay...so yeh it is still pissible(i think) to make this even if you cant draw faces.
Huy Pham hey well don’t compare your start to someone else’s near end drawing is all about practice the more you practice the better you get and I’m sure your pretty good 😂
I enjoyed hearing his love for his craft. His laughter and the lack of focus on his own wrinkled shirt lol now that’s dedication. That’s a unique concept it does look like a Smokey hologram. I love tulle myself lol always wished to be a ballerina reminds me of tutus. I wonder the price tags on those works? It’s neat to see that his amazed at his own skills and how he knows his lost when he stopped talking lol My favorite piece is Harmony that is beautiful!
just congratulations. This is art. Not the modern videos of abstract art that only waste senseless painting, and they don't even know what they are painting, and what I regret most is that there are people who applaud them ... Really. I admire your job. and I have to publicly applaud your talent. You are truly a side of your emotions. Congratulations.
Goodness, art like this, just makes a person want to live. Life is art baby, life is art. We need to love and protect our artists. They are jewels of humanity.
Totally random suggestion by UA-cam, but a real treat. I don't consider myself an art critic, but this is so unique and imaginative. Like a lumberjack might use a chainsaw and log to create a sculpture, this guy uses a medium he is familiar with to create something wonderful. Worthy of praise.
amazeballs! these should be the art that sells millions not those blank canvas and a straight line with a book of explanation why it is art! damn, you sir are amazing!
Yess it did make me cry not to mention I'm an artist and lover of fabric myself so it touched me DEEPLY.... I lost count of how many times I watched it
i want my youtube recommendations to be fullof these, I want to hear all about artists and their stories and their unconventional methods of expression. i really really love this
You learn a new thing everyday. I honestly thought the sculpture was smoke before I started the video and figured out it was fabric. Man the patience it must take to make the sculptures! And the talent! Just iron, fabric, a needle and a thread. I'm pretty sure I'll give myself third degree burns and poke holes in myself before I give up. To make something this beautiful and fantastic takes a genius many people don't have.
You have showed an art incredibly unique. Perhaps in the next 5000 years no one would be able to think this kind of thought. Perhaps it is the art beyond the word 'extreme beautiful'. Hats off man..
This is so beautiful and it’s even more beautiful when you see someone who genuinely loves creating their craft, something so pure. Makes me kinda teary eyed when you sense the Pureness and genuine feels. Awhhhhh 🥺❤️ anyone else ? No? 😩😂
Isn't it wonderful to be inspired ! Wow! Incredible! I love it! My medium is the palm tree, i am making living space with it- also bambú, carrizo and palo de arco- i get all these crazy ideas and little by little I'm creating a home out of natural materials that Mother Nature has provided me for free.
OMG! STUNNING!! Brilliant works of art. I’m just speechless. What an amazing, brilliant artist. I’ve never seen anything like this! It brings tears to my eyes with the beauty of it. Thank you so very, very much. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️
Can't help but wonder where any of his art work is currently on display. Seeing it in 2D brings on dis belief so what would seeing it in 3 D bring about? I am not really into "ART" but this stopped me in my tracks! Excellent work! (smart phone can't spell...thus the edit).
A follow up: Showed this vid to an Open Art Studio last evening and saw speechless people's jaws physically DROP. Stopped at an inneractive display encouraging people to study 3 D printing, showed the video, and this artist's name and video info were requested and written down for refference by the people running the display. I'd say at least 20 people were "influnced", strike that, were " inspired" by my showing them the video. I also made the suggestion that "maybe" this artist's work could influnce the use of 3D printing & 3D pens that could in turn lead to SIMILAR work in those respective mediums(???). Meanwhile, finally taking time to read the printed messages displayed in this video I am now assuming the works shown are now owned by several top end clothing stores in the NYC area. Meaning we would have to travel to the stores to see the works. To all those who gave my original comment thumbs up: Maybe we can influence a sponsor to arrange a multi city tour of some of this artist's work??? (Or maybe, another medium, 3D photo images of the work?)
Wow! This is quite a challenging work, turning fabric into human sculpture. A Person with great patience can only master it....Wowww this is great!!🧙♂️😍👏
my gooooooooooooooodness..............................we see waay too much of humanity sinking into the pit and then Shine comes along and lifts us back up to where we can dream again.
And I just kind of let the fabric go where it's got to go. You can force it and you can get great results but... There's something more interesting by letting the fabric sort of... Just work in harmony with it. *And then you get two stories, one is what I've done with it and the other is what it's doing by itself.* This guy has just so beautifully articulated the bond between an artist and his work. Like a relationship where two entities come to meet and meld into a wonderful, perfect symphony. I like how he talked about the occasional spontaneity of the fabric that wasn't his doing in some sort of conciliatory but overwhelmingly fond way. He's just so passionate and I'm just so taken with everything this video represents - even that part about how the 'energy' of city gives him a Carte Blanche to take his art to new extremes. Thanks to the amazing editors and people at New York Magazine who made this possible!
KanadeTenshi you can't determine what art is and isn't. Art is such a vast and broad thing. There's no sole definition of what art is. Its subjective. Splashes of paint on a blank canvas is still art. Art is art when you say it is. "Actual" art. What does that mean? All art is actual art.
@@octaviawinter9768 that is not true. At allll. Art was always objective. Required skill. It wasn't until world war when the US started pushing it to be "subjective" in order to be different from the Russians/Germans. It was an actual politics that allowed for this
I love how, if you start from the side and move to the front, it almost looks like smoke forming into the face. It actually looks really cool from any angle because of that!
Absolutely brilliant with such an imaginative genius. Keep on keeping on. New forms of art every day. Thanks for posting this. I learn something every day and this proves the human brain surpasses computers.
I have seen many creative things but this one is something I hv never expected to see in my life even in my dreams !!! I m still thinking is it possible to make this in reality?? it seems like he have some super power ❣️#lotsoflovefromIndia
This dude has some imagination and some serious skill. Never seen this before. Keep up the amazing work man. Your incedible
Kenbo I agree
Kenbo you’re*
Ikr he has a special talent
"your incedible"
yes because is GAY GAY GAY ! :))) SERIOUS SKILL TO BE GAY ,
Are there just a bunch of people gathered up in a secret community set on disliking every video on youtube no matter how pure or fascinating it is???
I HAD THE SAME THEORY! Like how is it possible to even think about disliking this...
because they can't do shit .
@@divyanshnath696 you speak the truth
Exactly my question
I think they click by accident. Smart phones touch command ruined the youtube dislike ratios
My god this is incredible
so so
Wow....fabric artist you are awesome...beblessedalways
Way blue hair you will be soo much beautifull with your own hair colour
Its gay
Yes
This is beyond talented, beyong genius. I'm in awe!
Yes !
And here I am still learning to fold the clothes after they are washed :P
Hahahahahahahaha, funny! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Me 2
@Cool Breeze - You don't fold a sweat shirt... You hang it! LMFAO
@Cool Breeze - Funny for an " Adult ". You didn't get what I was trying say did you? LOL
@Cool Breeze - OK, what part of " You don't fold a sweat shirt " you didn't get? LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
he is ironman
AHAAHAH literally loled there dude nice one !
Youvie how did you come up with this one 😀
I hate you for this comment...lmao!!!
😂🤣🤣🤣
The 666 is mine!!!!!! Muahahahaha
amazing! kinda looks like a hologram
Edu Montel but now.. you can actually.. *touch it*
YEA
and you can stroke it up and down
Staph
You can *eat* it
and *spit* it back out because you realized it's not food.
I am just so glad that it came into my recommendation list, could have never thought that even this type of art can exist. He is a genius!
Priyanka Modak Me too. Thank heavens my recommendation feed is so international and civilised
People are so fucking talented!! Love this guys art.
Tooooooooooooo
Fucking
Cool
Dude you've taken Art to the next level.. Absolutely Stunning Artwork.... 👏👏👏👏
that's what I miss in the art world, time, dedication and immense skill, something that not just anyone can do. I'm tired of going into art museums and seeing a red square on a white canvas. I know there is no definition to true art, but people like him who are so incredible and mind blowing with their art, these should be selling for millions.
Exactly!
Art is subjective, to each their own.
I couldn't agree more
Minimalist movement......
Izzy unfortunately though it's also based on what the major population thinks to be deamed as good.
Now this is something that is something more worth of a million dollars. Not a stripe in the middle of white canvas.
No painting or sculpture is worth a million dollars, not even these incredible fabric sculptures. Artists should get a good living wage for their work and be financially comfortable, but I don't care who made it or how good it is no painting or sculpture is rationally worth a million dollars.
Violet Savage af you're a whole human sized cringe fest
Agreed
God Bless
@@RobertF- then you don't understand art or money, it's all about what it means to the buyer.
What about two stripes.
absolutely Mind blowing I have to see his art in real life
Mind blowing. ..what does it mean? I do not speak english. ..sorry 😔
@@gersonconstantinus7015 It means something really exciting, surprising, shocking or spectacular. Get it?
Agreed!!! 😍
That's what I'm saying!! Where is his work displayed?? I NEED TO KNOWWWW!! lol
Sammmemmemememeemememeem God Bless
I love that he's so humble about his own artistry skills!
Oh, the wonderful minds and vision of artists. They add so much to our lives and our world.
But then you see people asking for free shit from artists, now I'm back to being depressed.
This video need WAYYYY more views. Thank you! I'll be showing this to my art class, he's an amazing artist!
codyjames707
Wait for it
Wow. The diversity of thought and the creativity of the human mind is incredible.
He irons faces into netting, not exactly fucking mind-blowing...
Laze :/
@@laze4534 His creativity is the most important here
@@laze4534 Well it's fucking time consuming, you make it sound like it's made easily while ironing your clothes on a daily basis.
@@RedAngel63 Yeah? Taking a runny shit after eating a curry is time consuming, too. Art like this is braindead and pretentious, making a human face, such creativity.
Interesting visual trick.
This artist is directly playing with our mind, when we see *faces of people* in the patterns and shapes of the fabric or stains or rock formations. Brilliant invention !
*PLEASE Y'ALL SHOULD CHECK MY CHANNEL. ANY SUB, LIKE OR POSITIVE COMMENT WILL BE MOST APPRECIATED. PLEASE GIVE ME A CHANCE* 😢
More like he's a sculptural genius.
@epSos.de it’s a damn sculpture
you don't say xD
oh thank you for that, we are so retarded that we can't know that by ourselves.
Now THIS is art.
Fascinating and unique.😀
This is what I want to see more of. Online, in print, in physical reality-- real talent, real skill, real hard work, real vision. WONDERFUL. Thank you so very much for introducing me to an artist and a human I hadn't heard of by name until today. I'd like to see society remodelled and for energetic, rudderless young people to have different mentors and role models, with certain behaviours no longer rewarded on social media and elsewhere. Thanks for this upload.
Wow.. such a fresh, different and amazing concept... loved it..
whoever gave this video a thumbs down is a monster, the man creates faces and figures out of ironed fabrics for goodness sake!
You must be kidding I would like to see you try this technique and be as successful!
**dislikes video**
**dabs**
This literally made me laugh out loud...p.s...you're right!
@@kenneilangelo literally me
Yeah, this is really cool but people are entitled to their own opinion. They're not "monsters".
Incredible.
Wow, it's like a suspended smoke in a form of a face when i first saw it on the thumbnail. 😂 Then the title says it's fabric.
As a Interior Designer I am always intrigued and awe struck by other highly creative minds that are able to go to a space that very few human beings are able to reach in their lives. We have been blessed to witness such a savant in his unique imaginary world of expressive genius with such a delicate medium. Touche to you Mr. Shine you are truly a Maestro!
ooh now that's contemporary art. no fecal installations or formaldehyde-soaked carcass. just elegant execution and impeccable taste
edit:
seriously, this is worth preserving
Maggy Frog I was thinking the same thing. This is real art and talent.
Maggy Frog no blank white canvas, if i may add
Maggy Frog look at you, using fancy words.
Twistymoo
they're just normal words. try reading books
Soak it in formaldehyde. That'll preserve it.
I can’t even draw a face with pencils. And he does that with fabric 😆
David Warner lol me
Probably because HE ALSO can't draw a face with pencils.
@@TMPreRaff and how do you know that?
@@alphen9487 maybe he just jokingly said that. But for me i cant draw faces but i can mold a face iut of clay...so yeh it is still pissible(i think) to make this even if you cant draw faces.
Huy Pham hey well don’t compare your start to someone else’s near end drawing is all about practice the more you practice the better you get and I’m sure your pretty good 😂
I enjoyed hearing his love for his craft. His laughter and the lack of focus on his own wrinkled shirt lol now that’s dedication. That’s a unique concept it does look like a Smokey hologram. I love tulle myself lol always wished to be a ballerina reminds me of tutus. I wonder the price tags on those works? It’s neat to see that his amazed at his own skills and how he knows his lost when he stopped talking lol
My favorite piece is Harmony that is beautiful!
hey:) yeah the iron never goes on anymore in my place, how observant u R 2 notice his creased Shirt, i didnt notice. What amazing works of art :)
Couldn't have said it I any better
just congratulations. This is art.
Not the modern videos of abstract art that only waste senseless painting, and they don't even know what they are painting, and what I regret most is that there are people who applaud them ...
Really. I admire your job. and I have to publicly applaud your talent.
You are truly a side of your emotions.
Congratulations.
So beautiful! The twirling sculpture of the two faces sort of floating out of each other brought tears to my eyes... Just fascinating🤩
That's thinking outside the box 👏👏👏
You truly deserve the title of ‘Creative Artist’...
Wow! what a brilliant imagination and an amazing work... 😄
Vimmy Sachdeva This guy deserves an award in creative and unique, one of a kind art.
This guy should get more recognition
Goodness, art like this, just makes a person want to live. Life is art baby, life is art. We need to love and protect our artists. They are jewels of humanity.
Totally random suggestion by UA-cam, but a real treat. I don't consider myself an art critic, but this is so unique and imaginative. Like a lumberjack might use a chainsaw and log to create a sculpture, this guy uses a medium he is familiar with to create something wonderful. Worthy of praise.
Well said. Same here; a welcome suggestion to watch unique art.
amazeballs! these should be the art that sells millions not those blank canvas and a straight line with a book of explanation why it is art! damn, you sir are amazing!
Amaizing balls?
For a lack of better words, fucking stunning!
garbage in, garbage out.
This is what I call pure talent.
Why did I get so emotional seeing this mastery.... Absolutely breath taking 🌬
IKR! It makes me cry. This is the first time I saw art and it made me cry (what's that about?)
Yess it did make me cry not to mention I'm an artist and lover of fabric myself so it touched me DEEPLY.... I lost count of how many times I watched it
i want my youtube recommendations to be fullof these, I want to hear all about artists and their stories and their unconventional methods of expression. i really really love this
Absolutely Stunning! Such Talented Individual!
Seriously amazing! Some people are gifted with such amazing creative minds 😍
YogaCandi and hands 💖
Lol unlike me
I’m mesmerized by the capacity for humans to create. We have so much potential! 👏🏼👏🏼✌🏼
Speechless. So creative and beautiful. I'm constantly amazed by the new exposure i get from artists. Much success.
You learn a new thing everyday. I honestly thought the sculpture was smoke before I started the video and figured out it was fabric. Man the patience it must take to make the sculptures! And the talent! Just iron, fabric, a needle and a thread. I'm pretty sure I'll give myself third degree burns and poke holes in myself before I give up. To make something this beautiful and fantastic takes a genius many people don't have.
Ive saved this video and watched it so many times because I find this so utterly amazing. What an amazing and talented man
I barely have the patience to iron a shirt the proper way, this would run me crazy!!!
wouldnt have far to run eh?
Same🤣
Ahh yes, one of the greatest gift an artist can have - patience
I would absolutely love to own one of these masterpieces !! Absolutely stunning!
You have showed an art incredibly unique. Perhaps in the next 5000 years no one would be able to think this kind of thought. Perhaps it is the art beyond the word 'extreme beautiful'. Hats off man..
Shine has invented a new art form. He is a true innovator, and his work is fascinating and gorgeous. KUDOS!!!!!!
wow ! offering a portrait like this to those who have lost someone dear .... imagine the healing !
Exactly!
Incredible talent and imagination!!! The world needs more minds like this.
This is so beautiful and it’s even more beautiful when you see someone who genuinely loves creating their craft, something so pure. Makes me kinda teary eyed when you sense the Pureness and genuine feels. Awhhhhh 🥺❤️ anyone else ? No? 😩😂
I think I was this much amazed when I saw Vermeer Painting, absolutely brilliant and magnificent artist Benjamin Shine’s is.
Isn't it wonderful to be inspired ! Wow! Incredible! I love it! My medium is the palm tree, i am making living space with it- also bambú, carrizo and palo de arco- i get all these crazy ideas and little by little I'm creating a home out of natural materials that Mother Nature has provided me for free.
Beautiful work!
OMG! STUNNING!! Brilliant works of art. I’m just speechless. What an amazing, brilliant artist. I’ve never seen anything like this! It brings tears to my eyes with the beauty of it. Thank you so very, very much. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️
Can't help but wonder where any of his art work is currently on display. Seeing it in 2D brings on dis belief so what would seeing it in 3 D bring about? I am not really into "ART" but this stopped me in my tracks!
Excellent work! (smart phone can't spell...thus the edit).
A follow up: Showed this vid to an Open Art Studio last evening and saw speechless people's jaws physically DROP.
Stopped at an inneractive display encouraging people to study 3 D printing, showed the video, and this artist's name and video info were requested and written down for refference by the people running the display.
I'd say at least 20 people were "influnced", strike that, were " inspired" by my showing them the video.
I also made the suggestion that "maybe" this artist's work could influnce the use of 3D printing & 3D pens that could in turn lead to SIMILAR work in those respective mediums(???).
Meanwhile, finally taking time to read the printed messages displayed in this video I am now assuming the works shown are now owned by several top end clothing stores in the NYC area. Meaning we would have to travel to the stores to see the works.
To all those who gave my original comment thumbs up: Maybe we can influence a sponsor to arrange a multi city tour of some of this artist's work??? (Or maybe, another medium, 3D photo images of the work?)
Roger Roberts maybe he has a website and you can contact him there. His name was mentioned in the description
Wow! This is quite a challenging work, turning fabric into human sculpture. A Person with great patience can only master it....Wowww this is great!!🧙♂️😍👏
my gooooooooooooooodness..............................we see waay too much of humanity sinking into the pit and then Shine comes along and lifts us back up to where we can dream again.
Mind-blowing! Gives a whole new meaning to 'beyond the veil'.
May God Bless you with continual inspiration. You are awesome!
Sir...hats off to your art
And I just kind of let the fabric go where it's got to go. You can force it and you can get great results but... There's something more interesting by letting the fabric sort of... Just work in harmony with it.
*And then you get two stories, one is what I've done with it and the other is what it's doing by itself.*
This guy has just so beautifully articulated the bond between an artist and his work. Like a relationship where two entities come to meet and meld into a wonderful, perfect symphony. I like how he talked about the occasional spontaneity of the fabric that wasn't his doing in some sort of conciliatory but overwhelmingly fond way.
He's just so passionate and I'm just so taken with everything this video represents - even that part about how the 'energy' of city gives him a Carte Blanche to take his art to new extremes.
Thanks to the amazing editors and people at New York Magazine who made this possible!
Your works belongs to the greatest art galleries and museums. Respect.
See now this is actual art. Not just random splashes of paint on a blank canvas.
KanadeTenshi you can't determine what art is and isn't. Art is such a vast and broad thing. There's no sole definition of what art is. Its subjective. Splashes of paint on a blank canvas is still art. Art is art when you say it is. "Actual" art. What does that mean? All art is actual art.
@@octaviawinter9768 that is not true. At allll. Art was always objective. Required skill. It wasn't until world war when the US started pushing it to be "subjective" in order to be different from the Russians/Germans. It was an actual politics that allowed for this
the standard has been raised that is
@@octaviawinter9768 FACTS
OddHeavens Facts
So beautiful, soulful and moving. They look as though they would disappear on the slightest breeze...😊😊
What a fantastic idea!
I dig the style.
I remember him he came to our country at 2014 to give lectures about his art .... stunning
Omg, this is so beautiful, I especially love the blue one with the face looking above. Pure and light.
Simply incredible. Thanks for making my day better.
Absolutely amazing. 💕
ABSOLUTELY Mind blowing I have to see his art in real life
Something unique and refreshing... AMAZING!
Nice combination of traditional subject with contemporary methods. Great use of materials, well crafted and thoughtful.
This is beautiful. I'm actually in love and inspired
Wow i have never Seen even something similar to this kind of art! This is just amazing 😍😍😍 so peaceful and beautiful ♥️
I love how, if you start from the side and move to the front, it almost looks like smoke forming into the face. It actually looks really cool from any angle because of that!
Brilliance. And gift. You can’t teach this into someone.
Absolutely brilliant with such an imaginative genius. Keep on keeping on. New forms of art every day. Thanks for posting this. I learn something every day and this proves the human brain surpasses computers.
These are stunning. I would love to see his work in person. Does anyone know if he has any shows?
This is beyond anything and everything.. born with creative mind to rule amd innovate things
This work is so beautiful 😭
Jaw dropping talent. People like this enrich our world, and deserve to be recognized 👍
This is amazing art, smokey business I say. Awesome man!
this video deserves more likes
When I saw the thumbnail, I was like: HOW?? Because I thought it was smoke lol
BTSlay same!
BTSlay same
I have seen many creative things but this one is something I hv never expected to see in my life even in my dreams !!! I m still thinking is it possible to make this in reality?? it seems like he have some super power ❣️#lotsoflovefromIndia
It isn't often when I think modern art deserves admiration. This is FANTASTIC!!!!
I'd commission a piece of
this brilliant sculpture, except,
I can't afford him and
my cat would climb it.
😂😂
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😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your works of art are beautiful and your style is so authentically creative❤️
WOW 😲 BEAUTIFUL JUST BEAUTIFUL
This is something so out of.....amazing, astonishing, just brilliant...Thanks for showing!!!
THIS is what we should see in art museums, I’m starting to see more and more canvases with a plain stripe in the middle or a couple of paint splashes.
Stunning work! 😮😮😮
Cut from a different cloth! ❤💋👏
Virgin de Guadalupe !!!! This is galactacly out of this world!!!!
My eyes are open ever so wide and my mouth is open in wonder. Smoke, indeed! How very beautiful! And from nearly nothing! Thank you.
there is no limitation of creativity.keep going man.
Wow!Amazing craftsmanship!The pic of him looked like his hand was deformed and had turned into a pair of scissors!