Introducing the Micro-Miniature Sculptures of Sergey Teterin
Small enough to fit on the head of a needle - or inside an hour marker on a watch dial.
Based in Ukraine, Sergey Teterin is an artist on a microscopic scale. Using a fine-tipped burin, he sculpts minuscule bits of solid gold into sculptures measuring a fraction of a millimetre in size.
Requiring two to three weeks apiece to complete, the 36-year-old’s sculptures are small enough to fit in the head of a needle. Viewed from arm’s length, on the other hand, they are practically invisible.
A micro miniature sans magnification sitting on ruled paper
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While his work is now mainly sculptural, having done several exhibitions in his native land, Mr Teterin has experimented with micro miniatures as hour markers on a Soviet-era wristwatch. The sportsmen figures are painted on disc-shaped markers, but their equipment are micro miniature sculptures.
His work is available direct from him via Facebook.
Update October 15, 2019: Edited to remove out-of-date prices.
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