How Andrea Bonazi Easily Fooled The Masses With Art

No, The Viral Image is Not of a stone door Found In Samarkand, Uzbekistan; Here’s The Truth…

An image of an intricately carved artifact is going viral on social media with a claim that it shows an old stone door found in Samarkand, Uzbekistan in 1903.

We locked onto this thread because we found it somewhat Lovecraftian in nature, and we were correct!

The post is viral with a caption that reads something along the lines of, “Archeologists discover an ancient portal in Samarkand, with the portal now being owned in a private art collection, 1903.”

But the truth is that the image was uploaded by Instagram user Andrea Bonazzi on May 1, 2021. Apart from being a translator and non-fiction writer, Andrea also creates Lovecraftian sculptures and photomontages which are a collector’s delight.

However, the image has been shared numerous times, being used to either mislead or be put out of context.

Here’s how Andrea Bonazi fooled the masses … she is just that good. Check out some of her fantastic artwork below!

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Published by Willy Martinez

Willy Martinez is a creative writer, Integrated Marketing Specialist, and Boxing coach. Since being honorably discharged from the Marines in 2004, he has pursued his passion for telling stories, whether they be through film, graphic design, and writing for digital art.

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