Wayne Chisnall turns himself into life-size model kit
Never mind assembly soldiers. London-based artist Wayne Chisnall turned himself into a ‘twelve-piece, pre-assembly, model kit’ for an upcoming exhibition at Scream Gallery.
Tagged: crazy art, London art, Scream Gallery, Wayne Chisnall
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Ezrena said | 15 January, 2011
This artwork is pretty much exactly like David Cerny’s (http://www.davidcerny.cz/EN/kity.html), still in exhibition in prague.