“I Make Interventions To Make People Smile”: 30 Clever Interpretations Of Public Spaces Through Street Art By Frankey
Interview With ArtistStreet art is a form of self-expression that needs nothing more than a public place to be seen and appreciated by many. Unrestrained by the limitations of time and space, it can emerge anywhere at any moment to please the eyes of passersby.
Let us introduce you to Frank de Ruwe, an Amsterdam-based street artist who goes by the name "Frankey". He is known for his humorous and subtle take on public spaces, demonstrating that creativity knows no bounds. From Darth Vader fishing in a canal to a street pole turned into a sword, Frank's creations can appear in unexpected locations to surprise people every week!
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I don't really know why, but this looks like a master piece to me. it's beautiful and very well crafted. And I think its a sort of peculiar piece. Its a work of art, to say the least, that's for sure!
These are great but are they permanent or just for the photo? Here (US) the bits would be stolen in a heartbeat. Some would consider the high up ones a challenge.
From the photos, i think it's the Netherlands. If so, stuff like that has a 50/50 chance of getting stolen.
Load More Replies...Love them all! But.........can we not make a BP law that says ALL photographs MUST include a banana for scale? It was hard to judge the scale of some of these pictures. 🤔😋
These are great but are they permanent or just for the photo? Here (US) the bits would be stolen in a heartbeat. Some would consider the high up ones a challenge.
From the photos, i think it's the Netherlands. If so, stuff like that has a 50/50 chance of getting stolen.
Load More Replies...Love them all! But.........can we not make a BP law that says ALL photographs MUST include a banana for scale? It was hard to judge the scale of some of these pictures. 🤔😋
