Surely you’ve seen that big floating head! Its gaze seems to penetrate YOUR VERY SOUL with its cool Yankee cigar chomp. Turns out, he’s the work of artist Hugh Leeman; and although the face made its debut on the sides of buildings and bus stops, it’s making the jump to an actual art gallery next week. According to a press release, “His wheat paste and graphite portraits are an attempt to communicate the displacement that homelessness is defined by.” What an interesting sentence. [White Walls News]
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