Sand sculpture, a new and comprehensive art form of making incredible sculptures with just sand that blends drawing, construction, and outdoor recreational activities. Toshihiko Hosaka is a professional sand artist and has been “playing in the sand” for almost 20 years since making sand sculptures in art school. Hosaka only uses sand and the hardening spray, a commonly accepted way in sand carving, to sculpt and carve these impressive sand sculptures.
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