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Hyperreal art tricks the eye

Canadian artist Jason de Graaf creates acrylic paintings so detailed that upon first glance the viewer may mistake the work for a still-life photograph.

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Hyperreal art tricks the eye

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  1. Strawberries (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  2. Solstice II (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  3. Hollyhocks (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  4. Everything I Want is Expensive (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  5. 5 O'clock Shadow (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  6. Fertility (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  7. Four Marbles (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  8. Golden Russet (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  9. Green Bottle (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  10. Metropolis (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

  11. Seven Marbles (Courtesy of Jason de Graaf/Plus One Gallery)

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