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Daisuke Samejima paints entire landscapes onto spherical objects called Flatballs. Using… — @addoriginals

Posted Oct 14, 2026 (over two weeks ago)46s7,482 views

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7,482
Likes
527
Comments
8
Shares
12
Saves
42
Engagement
7.31%
Duration
46s
Posted
Oct 14, 2026

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@addoriginals's TikTok video "Daisuke Samejima paints entire landscapes onto spherical objects called Flatballs. Using acrylic paint and acrylic resin, he wraps skies, streets, buildings and natural scenery around curved surfaces, so the landscape changes as the sphere turns. His work plays with perspective and illusion, making the viewer feel like they are holding a miniature world in their hands. Artist: @daisuke_samejima 💌 We also run a free newsletter where we share weekly art discoveries and hidden gems. Check the link in our bio to join. #art #painting #landscapeart #contemporaryart #artist" has 7,482 views, 527 likes, 8 comments, 12 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 7.31% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 46 seconds. It has been saved 42 times.

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