Sᴜᴍɪᴛ on Instagram: "Creating art with marionettes turns painting into a live performance rather than a direct act of drawing. Instead of holding a brush by hand, the artist controls a string-operated puppet from above, with brushes, ink pads, or sponges attached to the marionette’s limbs. Every movement of the control bar transfers motion through the strings, guiding how the puppet touches the canvas. Gravity plays a key role here. The weight of the marionette’s arms, legs, and joints causes na

E History on Instagram: "This street artist doesn’t touch the canvas directly — instead, he controls a marionette that paints for him. Every string pull becomes a brushstroke. Every movement turns into color, chaos, and control at the same time. What looks like a puppet show slowly reveals a finished painting, created through precision, patience, and performance. The audience isn’t just watching art being made — they’re watching art being performed. It blurs the line between artist and tool. Who