If you're walking around New Jersey, make sure to pay attention to your surroundings, because you just might find tiny wooden people hanging around, created by a Street Artist Joe Iurato.
“One of the elements that I love about doing these smaller wood art pieces is the surprise factor. You might see it. You might not." the artist said in an interview with Brooklyn Street Art. "If you do, though, it's not something that grabbed you from across the street as a massive 40' mural would. Chances are you caught it from the corner of your eye just a few feet away, and the connection made with the work of art is intimate.”
Each of the wood sculptures is a unique short story, often based on the artist's real-life experiences. The wood carving is often placed in a way to look as if it's interacting with the surroundings and before leaving the art installation behind Joe Iurato photographs the scene.
Take a look at some of the unique artworks by Joe Iurato down below.
More info: Instagram | joeiurato.com (h/t)
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That ones kinda sad if you think about it, not putting their phones down around each other.
it's definitely a spray paint can, not a water bottle. ...unless you're in the habit of drinking red water?
yes this is great but do we see kids doing this today, so sad because not enough
Except the father has no face! I found this one kind of creepy except for the child's smile, maybe a comment on childhood innocence, or looking up at his future self
This is strangely joyful and terrifying! He can be smiling and having fun or be struggling and grimacing. I love it!
This reminds me of a film I saw long ago in elementary school: Cipher in the Snow
aww I just want to give her a hug and tell her that it will get better....poor baby
And that is why he is so sad, someone has hurt him and he can't tell.
.....Remember my name, fame, I'm gonna live forever! I'm gonna learn how to fly, high!
