The tiny figurines, which are all only about 2 cm high, depict everyday occurrences in individual snapshots taken by Tanaka.
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The Miniature Worlds of Tatsuya Tanaka
For Miniature Calendar, Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka turns everyday materials into small imagined worlds. Tiny figures interact with food, shoes and household objects, transforming an ordinary surface into a landscape, building or unexpected scene.
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