The Living Camera in Rome

in Art, Video - Arts & Culture | October 8th, 2008 Leave a Comment

Here’s a rather amazing video (added to our YouTube playlist) that shows what happens when an artist, who happens to be autistic, takes a 45 minute helicopter flight over Rome and then works to artistically reproduce all that he sees. The human brain never ceases to amaze:

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