With my supreme interest in art, my
main aim is to search for unique artists that are captivating to my eyes. One
day, I was searching for an artist called Slinkachu and when I did more
research, I found out that there was also another artist that did similar work
as him.
Slinkachu is from United Kingdom and
his works are concentrated on installation and photography. He uses certain
situations in daily life objects and adds little fun by installing miniature
people.
Here are some works of Slinkachu:
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Most of the works are set in the
streets and common objects, such as milk box, broken glass; these are often
seen in our daily lives. In addition, I also noticed that he likes to work from
outside of the building. His project is
called the “Little People – a selection of street installations.” What I like
most about his work is that he creates his own worlds that are not prevailed.
He uses spaces that people do not pay much attention to create interesting
scene.
Christopher Buffoli is from Seattle,
United States and he also works with miniature figures, but has a different
style compared to Slinkachu. If you see his works, you will know the
differences.
Here are some of his works:
As you can see, Buffoli also uses
miniature figures to create different scenes. However, his works are much
different compared to Slinkachu. If you see works from both artists, they have
commonality with milk spilled on the ground. In Slinkachu’s piece of art, it is
a milk box that is much dominant in people’s eye rather than Buffoli who uses a
glass milk bottle. His works are rather stylish and modern. Buffoli chooses to
work inside the studio, since all of his works have chosen objects. His concept
of these works is called “Big Appetites: Tiny
People in a World of Big Food,” showing creative uses on traits that
each food has.
It is interesting to see two
artists, using miniature figures, but whose works are completely opposite at
the same time. Slinkachu is an outside person, while Buffoli works inside the
studio and has sets. Comparing the two artists, Buffoli comes out as a planned
out and organized artist who thinks about how to make each objects fun. On the
other hand, Slinkachu thinks about the mediums first so as to figure out how to
create a scene with his little people.
In my personal style, I like Buffoli’s choice of style better because I
have a liking for food and desserts. His choice of colours fascinates me and
especially the desserts make my mouth-watering!!!
If you are interested to see more
works of two artists, feel free to visit these sites!
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