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a tiny piece of street art




This has got to be the tiniest piece of street art ever. Artist Slinkachu, who is known for his small scale art, created this piece in a narrow alley of Grottaglie, Italy as part of the FAME Festival. From the details of the shutters and human forms to the perfectly aged balconies, the detail and intricacy of Slinkachu’s colourful clothesline is just plain unbelievable. One of the most magical and joyful pieces of street art I’ve ever come across.

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POSTED ON April 12, 2011

LABELS: art, artists & designers, in the details, many colours, on the street, paper, print & ink   5 Comments   Tweet This

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2 comments

Catriana
April 12, 2011 at 11:00 am


Wow!!! This is unreal!! Such a simple yet brilliant idea!

Maricar
April 12, 2011 at 1:54 pm


oh wow how amazing if you just stumbled across this lovely artwork from around the corner.

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