Banana art se tung thay aap…have a look at this.Its made of real insects 
, though not chinese artist 
I thought koe chinese artist hoga.
This is the insect 
This ceiling truly is delightful! Entitled “Heaven of Delight”, Belgian artist Jan Fabre has created “murals” out of Jewel Beetle elytra (the hard part of a beetle wing)! Over 1.5 million beetle wings have been used to cover the ceiling panels and chandelier in the Belgian Royal Palace. Although he had several full-time helpers, this work still took months to install!
I love what he has to say about the durability of beetle wings:
‘‘The wing cases of the jewel beetles are made of chitin, one of the hardest, most imperishable materials we know. They consist of wafer-thin platelets that capture, reflect and transform light. Oil paint fades; the carapace will keep its original colors.’’
This gives me a lot of hope that my own personal creations made with beetles will last for many years to come!
Apparently these beetle elytra come as a by-product of the Thai food industry. The rather large beetles are used as food, and the wings are thrown away!
I just love the originality and the beauty of this work! Enchanting!
To read more, here’s an article from a few years back in the New York Times: Bits of Bugs Glow, to Delight a Queen - NYTimes.com
