Known for their , which span entire public squares, rooftops, playing fields, and more, bring eccentric joy to urban spaces. The artists often represent people from historically marginalized groups, including and the elderly. Sometimes laughing, other times sleeping or passing the time in quietude, these giant figures curl around fountains and wedge into parking areas in an expression of joy, resilience, and individuality.
The duo are slated for an exhibition at in Rennes, France, titled Points de Suspension. Explore more on .
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