The Whole World in the Miniature Art of Russian Artist Olga Mutina

The Whole World in the Miniature Art of Russian Artist Olga Mutina

Do you like Miniature Art? It seems that in the world there is no such person who would be indifferent to tiny houses and miniature interiors. Some people simply admire them, while others themselves create them.

One of such talented people is Olga Mutina, a Russian craftswoman from the city of Cheboksary.

“Since childhood, I like to create houses in different boxes, cabinets, on shelves, but most of all I like to fill them with random voids, containers and other objects where no one would start looking for my mysterious mini-residents. I used to even make my own little houses, for example, in matchboxes, to carry them with me in my pockets. Now that my children have already grown up, I have the opportunity to return to my childhood passion again.” says Olga.

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Of course, modern technology allows you to do all the most incredible and realistic things using special plastic and a 3D printer, but Olga creates her Miniature Art worlds from improvised materials, as if they were real, created by the hands of mysterious tiny people. This is an amazing and amazing tiny world that we, giants, can sometimes see through a small window.

Checkout below The Whole World in the Miniature Art of Russian Artist Olga Mutina and make your day wonderful.

via: instagram.com/olgamutina/