Pablo Delgado creates street art that is anything but conventional. His latest collection, called Putitas, features images of different groups of people in atypical, offbeat situations. Prostitutes happen to be the most prominent figures in this installation.
In Putitas, Pablo Delgado creates tiny figures of prostitutes as they are working street corners. Interestingly enough, the figures are about two centimeters tall. And yet, they still manage to create a huge impact.
Mexico City-born Delgado says "he [is] inspired by the 'cultural richness' of London and aims to play with people's perceptions by creating visual illusions." This involves creating shadow figures below the images in order to make them appear even more lifelike than they already do.
Pablo Delgado's street art is becoming increasingly popular in London and many people are constantly on the lookout for his latest work.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Miniature Street Art
- Opportunity for creating unconventional and impactful art installations in unexpected and unusual settings
- Visual Illusions
- Opportunity for creating artistic visual illusions to challenge and play with people's perceptions
- Controversial Street Art
- Opportunity for creating edgy and provocative street art that addresses social issues
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Galleries
- Opportunity for galleries to showcase unconventional street art installations and elevate unconventional artists
- Tourism
- Opportunities to capitalize on tourism trends by promoting street art tours and installations in cities
- Fashion
- Opportunities to incorporate street art trends and style into fashion design and retail collections
