A body paint artist called Joerg Duesterwald decided to use his skills to recreate this natural phenomenon. Using a model, and working alongside artists Laila Pregizer and Uwe Schmida, Joerg blended the human body into its surroundings using nothing but paint.
The results are beautiful and almost perfect. We say ‘almost’ because some of the models hiding in the landscapes are easy to spot. Some, on the other hand, are impossible to find. Only the keenest and most observant eye (possibly belonging to someone with a high IQ) can spot them without help.
For this IQ challenge, try to spot the woman in the following pictures as quickly as possible. Take your time, and look for the shape of a woman’s body among the landscape. Good luck!
The artist used nothing but body paint to blend the model to her surroundings. That’s right, no photoshop or digital enhancements. Impressive, isn’t it? Here’s a close-up detail of where she is.
The artists’ commitment to not using editing tools was so intense, that they took all the photographs at the locations and painted the models right there on the spot.
As you go through this list, you’ll see why that’s significant. Some of the landscapes are rough, with extreme temperatures, and out in the wilderness. For this snowy landscape, look on the left side among the trees.
Model Society had this to say about the project: ‘These remarkable images encourage us to enjoy the curves, forms, and subtleties of the nude body just as we would enjoy the graceful shape of a tree, the gentle rise of a hill or the abrupt angles of a rock formation.’
The unique body paint project, called Metamorphosis, has been released as calendars in 2011, 2012, and 2013. But the idea for the project had been in the mind of the photographers for quite some time.
The focus of the artists was to take pictures of the models in ‘all four seasons in various natural settings.’ They were painted in a way that they integrate into the landscapes to the point that they’re inseparable from nature.
Their goal was for the models to ‘virtually disappear.’ And as you can see from these pictures, the artists definitely achieved their goal!
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