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Artist Creates One-Of-A-Kind Self-Portraits By Sticking Everyday Objects To His Face


Watch the artist’s self-portraits that he creates by sticking food items

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An artist from New York creates bizarre self-portraits by sticking food items and everyday objects to his face.

David Henry Nobody Jr. first started creating the bizarre self-portraits in 2014. So far, he has created around 700 self-portraits.

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David said: “I have a history of working in character – much like a writer would write in character. I morph my identity into the things around me.”

“I’m definitely not afraid to be cheesy and enjoy using humour.”

David Henry Nobody Jr.
David Henry Nobody Jr.

The bizarre self-portraits show ice creams, toothbrushes, peanut butter, jelly sandwiches, plastic toys, and hamburger meat stuck to his face.

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He collects these items from friends, local charity shops, Craigslist, and even from dumpsters.

David creates one shot a day on average and spends up to 24 hours on each work.

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In an interview, David spoke about using food in his self-portraits.point 177 | He said: “I do use food pretty consistently in my Resemblagè portraits and performances.point 255 |

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“I like the deceptive visual appeal of junk food. It certainly does get quite a reaction on Instagram, it gets into irrational expression. I think it playfully confuses the observer, because it’s kind of flipping the script. It makes me look vulnerable as if you might want to eat me.”

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David Henry Nobody Jr.
David Henry Nobody Jr.

David also creates viral videos that people love as much as they love his pictures.

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Davide says he also receives negative responses from a lot of people. He said: “I get a lot of positive responses – some negative. I think for a lot of people, we live in a more cookie cutter reality, and this work shows young people they don’t have to follow that.”

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Despite the negative feedback, David plans to continue creating bizarre self-portraits. He hopes to inspire people to be creative and think out of the box.

 

 

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