Saturday, May 10, 2014

These are our ancestors

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Elisabeth Daynès is an artist best-artist fascinated by paleontology-French girl who dedicated his last work to resurrect our ancestors â€" the furthest. Daynès used clay and silicon to make models and realistic sculptures, trying to imagine what they were like the faces of our most distant ancestors.

The creative process begins with the examination of the skull. Later, a computational model tells how artist should be their man, a muscular point of view. Elisabeth also AIDS the scientific literature to decide minor details like eye color, and uses a mixture of human and yak hair for the hominids.

According to the artist, each model is the "synthesis" of all knowledge about the origins of mankind.

Daynès began working with masks to get inside to his passion, the theater, but quickly turned to the evolution of man. In his career of 20 years, the French have recreated Lucy, the famous australopiteca who lived there are one or two million years, and other hominoids and homo erectus.

See some of the work of Daynès, in all phases of your project.

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