EYE PAINTER

MEET the painter who makes his living squirting paint from his EYES. Dripping with cool pictures show how the Latin American artist snorts water-colour paint, places his fingers around his nose and then squirts colours over his canvass. The results are a riot of colour splashed onto the canvass in various EYE-WATERING patterns. Argentinian artist Leandro Granato, 27, learned his special talent for pushing liquid from his nose to his eye from a young age.

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