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Japanese Artist Has Been Creating Miniature Scenes Every Day For 12 Years (20 Pics)

September 15, 2023 by Japan and Extra

Japanese Artist Tatsuya Tanaka: Transforming Ordinary Objects into Whimsical Miniature Worlds

Tatsuya Tanaka, a celebrated Japanese artist, has gained international recognition for her enchanting miniature dioramas. With a unique talent, she breathes life into everyday objects, infusing them with imaginative narratives that transcend their mundane origins. From humble sugar cubes to unassuming plastic bags and common cups, Tanaka’s artistry transports these objects into the realms of frozen peaks, enigmatic sculptures, and a multitude of other fantastical forms.

Since embarking on this creative journey in 2011, Tanaka has diligently crafted and captured these tiny worlds, sharing her daily creations on her website, known by the pseudonym “Miniature Calendar.” In Tanaka’s own words, experiencing the ordinary through the lens of miniatures can ignite a treasure trove of delightful thoughts and emotions. We extend a warm invitation to you to immerse yourself in this captivating universe, with the hope that it adds a sprinkle of magic to brighten your day!

Credit : Instagram | miniature-calendar.com | Facebook | twitter.com | youtube.com

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