Inflatable Street Art
JA
December 16
It's amazing what you can do with a bit of gaffer tape and a few garbage bags these days. New York Magazine has done this short video profile on Joshua Allen Harris, a street artist who uses the air from subway exhausts to create some incredible but temporary, moving sculptures.
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Comments
by
Gabrielle Bryden
16 Dec 09 at 14:21
16 Dec 09 at 14:21
The things you can do with rubbish bags - too cool! I love the way it is so temporary depending on the trains underneath.
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Mark William Jackson
22 Dec 09 at 16:47
22 Dec 09 at 16:47
the sculptures are inflated by exhaust fumes, that which kills us brings them to life, the city controls their cycles. Beautiful.
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