Hyper Realistic Art by Linnea Strid

Linnea Strid was born in a small Swedish village where she lived until she was 16, before her family decided to move to Fuengirola in Southern Spain. She lived there during her teens and it was here that she started up her artistic career with several exhibitions.

In 2004 she moved back to Sweden and attended art schools for four years. Strid now lives in Uppsala, Sweden, and is working as an artist full-time. She knew when she was a small child that some day she would become an artist. Strid likes to paint in a photo realistic style, but always with the strong desire to convey an odd feeling, a forgotten memory, or maybe just something that is typical of her own little world.

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The Hyperreal Sculptures of Evan Penny

Artist Evan Penny was born in Birth Elim, South Africa – but now resides Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Walking into a room full of artist Evan Penny’s sculptures is like walking into a room full of people. He makes sculptures that are so realistic, so detailed, and so obviously a display of skill that it literally stops people in their tracks.  Each sculpture has a distinct personality.

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His Official Site - http://www.evanpenny.com/

Hyper Realistic-Paintings by Richard Estes

Richard Estes is considered to be one of the founders of new photo-realist artistic movement which is also known as super-realism or hyper-realism. The painters who follow this movement are trying to paint as realistic paintings as they can and to provide us almost exact details of the environment which was the subject of their artworks, without any additions.

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Hyper Realistic Human Sculptures by Ron Mueck

London-based sculptor Ron Mueck is known for his startlingly realistic yet enigmatic sculptures that portray humans at key stages in the life cycle, from birth through middle age, to death. In works that are either monumental in scale or undersized, he explores the human condition and psyche, often conveying feelings of loneliness, vulnerability and alienation.