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Eyal Gever, Artist, Simulates Incredible 3D Catastrophes Frozen In Time (VIDEO) (PHOTOS)

WATCH: Incredible 3D Simulation Captures Natural Disasters
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Tel-Aviv artist Eyal Gever's unusual artwork explores the beauty of catastrophes ranging from nuclear bombs to natural disasters.

Drawing on his years as a software developer and his military experience, he develops simulations showing the impact of explosions on a screen. Gever's 3D simulations capture the terror and breathtaking moments of a disaster event in video and sculpture, using a 3D printer.

"In my art work, I try to create sublime moments...I create sculptures that are based on 3D physical simulations technologies that I've developed that allows you to see the world through the eye of a high-speed 3D simulated camera," Gever tells the Huffington Post.

Below, you'll see photos of Gever's sculptures of tsunamis, flooding and debris from an explosion. You can catch more of his work at www.eyalgever.com

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3D Bomb Catastrophe (01 of24)
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Tsunami Crashing(02 of24)
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Large Levitation(03 of24)
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Sphere Blast(04 of24)
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Splash Pillar (05 of24)
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Splash Pillar 3D Side Shot(06 of24)
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Waterfall Front (07 of24)
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Splash Duo(08 of24)
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Single Splash(09 of24)
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Splash United(10 of24)
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Diagonal Splash (11 of24)
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Splashing Around (12 of24)
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Splash From Above (13 of24)
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Tsunami Crashing Into Building(14 of24)
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Tsunami Crash Swallows Building(15 of24)
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Never Ending Waterfall(16 of24)
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Cube Blast (17 of24)
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Shattered Block(18 of24)
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Small Debris 3D Simulation(19 of24)
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Simulated Debris(20 of24)
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Bus Vs. Car Crash(21 of24)
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Truck Hits Truck (22 of24)
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Trucks Collide (23 of24)
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3D Collision(24 of24)
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Watch a nuclear bomb explode in slow motion.

Nuclear Bomb slow-motion simulation from Eyal Gever on Vimeo.

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