Model/actress Milla Jovovich turned herself into a living artwork on Tuesday (28May13) as part of the famous Venice Biennale festival in Italy.
The Resident Evil star has teamed up with American artist Tara Subkoff to create a performance piece for the Venice art exhibition in conjunction with the Marella clothing brand.
Jovovich was installed in a transparent box in the city, and instructed to play a character over the course of five hours, only communicating with the outside world via her electronic devices.
She posted a series of pictures on her Twitter.com page in the run up to the event, writing, "Hey every1 (sic) I'm about to start the performance piece w (with) Tara Subkoff I (am) now fake Milla for the nxt 5 hrs (sic). Goodbye real Milla."
Jovovich went on to post more pictures from her time inside the box, tweeting to fans and using Facebook.com as part of the performance piece.
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