American artist Jason D'Aquino (Jason D'Aquino) is engaged in a rare genre in modern art — miniature. If you really want to be original, then be it to the end, Jason decided, and began to draw his miniatures on matchboxes. He usually prefers political and cinematic themes; among the latter, episodes from classic science fiction productions and noir films predominate. Bravo, Mr. D'Aquino!
Jason D'Aquino: matches are not a toy, but art
His work seems to come from the last century, from the elegant 50s and 60s — such "retro boxes". All drawings are made with graphite rods, a magnifying glass is also used.
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