Art: Suspend your disbelief for Alber Napoleon Wildner's miniature photography

There’s space for the strange, the absurd and the surreal on It’s Nice That, so we couldn’t help but nod our assent when faced with the incredible miniature photography of (brilliantly-named) Alber Napoleon Wildner. Alber’s model making is eye-wateringly accurate – every image is created using 1:100 scale diorama models which he builds himself and then photographed with unbelievable precision to simulate domestic and urban environments. These images, from a series entitled The Infinite Green of Paper Lawns, address the daily crossovers which occur between reality and the glamorous fiction of Hollywood film scripts.

Alber explains that his aim with the series was to push his viewers’ sense of reality to the absolute limit, and there’s no question that he will have viewers suspending their disbelief for minutes at a time while they attempt to work out just how he constructed that minuscule sign, painted that worryingly lifelike smoke or gave his tiny characters with their tiny faces such an air of dissatisfaction.