Portrait of Mona Lisa on a slice of rice grain will be shown to Transcarpathians at a unique exhibition (PHOTOS)

The exhibition will be held tomorrow in the regional museum of folk art.

On April 27 at 15.00, a unique exhibition of microminiatures of the famous master Volodymyr Kazaryan "Eighth Wonder of the World" will open in the Transcarpathian Regional Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life.

Visitors will see filigree microsculptures placed on poppy beans, charming flowers on human hair strand, portraits of celebrities on rice grains, fabulous lace made of 1/100 of human hair strand, a caravan of camels in the needle eye, a shod flea fixed on the tip of a hair strand and many other microminiature creations that have no analogues in the world!

The highlight of the exhibition will be the smallest in the world portrait of Mona Lisa painted with oil paints on a slice of rice grain, which is millions times smaller than the original. The artist used one hundredth part of a hair strand as brush.

To note:

Volodymyr Kazaryan is an outstanding master of the world microminiature art, the creator of works that strike with their uniqueness, microscopic size, and beauty. He is not only a great artist and sculptor, designer and inventor, but also a philosopher, thinker, writer, composer, and poet. His motto is "Make impossible possible". The works of Volodymyr Kazaryan are kept in private collections of many presidents and world celebrities, and exhibitions always enjoy success, bring joy and delight.