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Eszter Burghardt Makes Amazing Small Scenery Using Wool

Eszter Burghardt is a Canadian-Hungarian specialist centered in Calgary BC, North america, who uses shaded fleece coat and light to make miniature landscapes of booming volcanoes, snow, tremendous mountain fjords and loading estuaries and waterways.
The unpleasant and boring act includes cleaning, passing away, felting, and stamp collecting the raw fleece coat. To make her art perform, fleece coat from Icelandic lambs plants and old fleece coat sweatshirts were used. To dye the fleece coat, Kool-Aid was used to make the dioramas.

She then records the pictures using a macro zoom contacts. Eszter Burghardt uses as much natural illumination as possible and do not use any internet centered included effects.

Her photo and sculptural perform released and displayed across North america and she was chosen as a champion for the Green Foundation’s Display Forward Event truly for her unique perform in her "Wooly Saga" sequence.











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