The Many Faces of Cyberpunk: 3D Worlds of Sarper Baran

Sarper Baran is an artist from Turkey who creates monumental cyberpunk 3D installations. Beran paints subtle nuances with great attention to detail, often constructing entire worlds out of several figures that you can stare at endlessly.

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