Street art · Amsterdam
Photo: Ceescamel, CC0
De Stam
By atelier van lieshout
A glossy red figure mid-stride in an Amsterdam park, like a Gormley body-cast fused with an Yves Klein monochrome — raw human form dipped in pure, blazing pigment. Titled 'De Stam' ('The Trunk'), it turns anatomy into pure color statement.
Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, photo via Wikimedia Commons.
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