The Amazing Porcelain Costumes of Li Xiaofeng
June 30, 2010
Li Xiaofeng is one of China’s most original artists, using broken porcelain shards to create unique wearable costumes. Li Xiaofeng began his artistic career as
Li Xiaofeng is one of China’s most original artists, using broken porcelain shards to create unique wearable costumes. Li Xiaofeng began his artistic career as
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