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I think street art is incredible. Slinkachu's "Little People" series is the best example I have found (of late) that deftly highlights the best qualities of street art: the unexpected, the humorous, and the poignant. This piece, called "Small Gods", shows two tiny figures (presumably an angel and a devil) arguing in front of a cathedral. The photograph on the right illuminates the scale of the piece - so small and yet so devilishly (yes, I went there) clever. Use the link above to follow Slinkachu's blog of his tiny people placements. As seen in Dwell Magazine's March 2008 issue.
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