Mark Jenkins’ street art is playful, witty and disturbing. His figures are often comical - their wigs balanced metres above their bodies, or parked underneath the wheels of chained bicycles. His bodies are in a way a reflection of the relationship between society as a whole and the outcast members - his figures are camouflaged as litter, much in the way we are often desensitised to the homeless.
Click through on the image for a link to Jenkins’ website.
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really interesting, but would be quite distressing...run into in reality
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