As kids, we all have been fascinated by bubbles, and it appears this one person has taken this fascination to a whole new level. They call him a “Bubble Magician” and they aren’t wrong.
Pierpaolo Laconi, an artist who goes by his stage name Whitedream, has now made a name for himself by creating magnificent structures and shapes with something as delicate as a bubble. Now one of his videos that shows his bubble art at its finest is raking in likes.
The video shows Whitedream on stage with a little girl next to him. He then creates a massive bubble that completely covers the little girl and half of Whitedream’s torso before bursting. The whole scene looks straight out of a fairytale.
The massive bubble reflects “rainbow” hues. Since this video was shot in slow motion, it shows the water vapour falling after the bubble bursts. It appears that the video was taken during a show. Whiteman shared this video on his Instagram account where it got over 1.7 lakh likes. This video was captioned, “Bubbles…they are also magical when they burst.”
People filled the comments section with much praise for Whitedream and his niche talent. An Instagram user wrote, “Amazing! What a beautiful memory that will be forever for her.” Someone else wrote, “You gave her the memory of a lifetime with this beautiful performance.”
Someone described the clip as, “One of the best things that I ever see.” An Instagram user wrote, “This is so beautiful.” Commenting on Whitedream’s appearance, an Instagram user remarked, “You do cool stuff with bubbles and you wear a sick steampunk hat. I don’t think you could get any better.”
Thanks to his artistry, Whitedream has over a lakh Instagram followers. Back in 2020, he was awarded the Guinness World Record for the largest soap bubble blown by hand. He created this record in San Juan de Alicante, Alicante, Spain, on November 19, 2020.
As per his website, Whitedream was born in Rome in 1986. In 2020 he joined the AOIBA, Association of International Bubble Artistes and published his first book Bubbles Art, which was translated into three languages.
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