As It Happens6:57Artist paints Van Gogh replicas so small they fit inside a watch
With a twitch, sneeze or misplaced inhale, the British artist David A. Lindon can lose months of work.
Lindon creates sculptures and paintings so small they can literally fit in the eye of a needle or the inner workings of a watch. The work is so delicate Lindon does it mainly at night, to avoid the vibrations of passing traffic and in between heartbeats so his hands don’t twitch.
“I could spend months and months making something and I’m so happy with it, but right at the last minute
