(Eli Klein, n.d.)

Liu Bolin is a Chinese performance artist and photographer known for using chameleon-like methods to immerse himself in environments, earning him the nickname “The Invisible Man.”. 

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With the help of assistants, he often takes up to 10 painstaking hours painting his own body to match a portion of the chosen site, before photographing himself standing within the scene as he blends into the background.

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“Disappearing is not the main point of my work," Liu has said.

“It's just the method I use to pass on a message. It's my way to convey all the anxiety I feel for human beings.” (“Liu Bolin”, n.d.).