Chinese artist pays tribute to 'angels in white' frontliners with light painting


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This long-exposure handout image by Beijing artist Wang shows a photographic image depicting a medical worker and the coronavirus created by 'light painting'. Photo: AFP

A Chinese artist has paid tribute to doctors and nurses and their months-long battle to treat virus-stricken patients in his latest light painting creations.

Roy Wang and his team used the photographic technique of light painting to “draw” white wings on the back of a model posing in a white hazmat suit, the protective gear that has come to symbolise medical workers fighting the virus worldwide.

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Art , China , Light Painting , Covid-19 , Frontliners , Tribute

   

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