Alex Chinneck creates distorted street furniture to bring "surrealism into the public realm"
British artist Alex Chinneck has designed knotted lampposts, a twisted telephone booth and a constricted postbox as playful public sculptures in Bristol, England. Chinneck – whose recent work includes a six-metre-high looped canal boat in Sheffield – is known for his surreal public installations, which he defined as "intelligent sculptures that can laugh at themselves". The post Alex Chinneck creates distorted street furniture to bring "surrealism into the public realm" appeared first on Dezeen.
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British artist Alex Chinneck has designed knotted lampposts, a twisted telephone booth and a constricted postbox as playful public sculptures in Bristol, England. Chinneck – whose recent work includes a six-metre-high looped canal boat in Sheffield – is known for his surreal public installations, which he defined as "intelligent sculptures that can laugh at themselves".
The post Alex Chinneck creates distorted street furniture to bring "surrealism into the public realm" appeared first on Dezeen.
