above: James Abbot McNeil's Whistler's Mother recreated in balloons by Larry Moss.
above: The balloon Spinosaurus is a recent example of Larry Moss' large sculpture
Boticelli's Birth Of Venus, recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
Birth of Venus in balloons (details):
Grant Wood's American Gothic recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
Cezanne still life, recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
Leonardo DaVinci's Mona Lisa recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
Andy Warhol's Campbell Soup Can recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
Jackson Pollock painting recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
MC Escher's Self Portrait in Reflecting Sphere recreated in ballons by Larry Moss:
Leonardo DaVinci's Vitruvian Man recreated in balloons by Larry Moss:
A video which shows some of the original paintings morphing into Larry's balloon versions:
You can purchase these images and more as cards, posters, t-shirts, limited edition prints and more here at the Airigami gift shop.
About Larry Moss:
Larry Moss began his career 25 years ago as a NYC street performer, but has gone on to display his amazing air-filled art in 12 countries on four continents. His achievements have been recognized by The Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press, CNN Headline, PBS, Smithsonian Magazine, American Profile and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Moss has appeared on The Martha Stewart Show, NBC’s “Today” and at the White House, and has held the Guinness World Record for the largest non-round balloon sculpture since 2000. The author of many published ballooning books, Larry also has a degree in applied math and computer science, as well as a master’s in elementary education. Building community through his large-scale art creations is of particular interest to Larry, and was the focus of his 2009 TEDx talk in Rochester, NY.
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