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Watch This Mesmerizing Painting Come to Life

It’s impossible not to get lost in the flowing paint.

Craig Carilli
By Craig CarilliFeb 27, 2015
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Artist Holton Rower has created some unbelievable works of art by pouring paint over plywood boxes. This video captures the mind-bending aesthetic he creates in a very cool way. Once the video starts it’s impossible not to get lost in the flowing paint.

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