Slinkachu is an urban artist who has gained fame by posing miniature figures around London and photographing them. But this description does his work a disservice as they are carefully crafted and ...

Leading up to his new exhibition, “ Miniaturesque,” which is on view at Andipa Gallery in London until April 11, Slinkachu spent a year finding little glimpses of nature—like weeds, leaves ...

Slinkachu began his series of Little People in 2006, as respite from his day job in advertising. Now his photographs sell for up to £6,500. “I didn't expect people to empathise with the ...

Street Artist Slinkachu has taken the injustice of child victims of war to a literal level, by placing miniature models in scenes of conflict in playgrounds, as part of an O2-commissioned art ...

His original installations aren’t visible now, but art prints of the eye-catching works have been erected around City Walk, taking their rightful place alongside the rest of the brilliant Dubai Walls ...

From “Global Model Village The international street art of Slinkachu” by Slinkachu. Slinkachu. There is something incredibly powerful about a tiny, carefully placed figure.

Slinkachu uses model railroad figures for his street art. Slinkachu then photographs the reactions of onlookers. He says the purpose of his art is to make people more aware of their surroundings.

Created in cities around the world by British artist Slinkachu, these miniature tableaux are far from the loud, messy, large-scale interventions typical of street art.

Big Wonders of a Small World: Miniature Masterpieces of the Little People Project From October 23-26th, our favorite miniaturist has his first solo show in Germany, featuring installations and ...

Slinkachu has become one of the world's most treasured street artists by making stuff that few people ever see. His tiny creations interact with disregarded urban features like puddles, cracks and ...

In the past Slinkachu has displayed art works of a failed superhero trying to reclaim his superpowers and marauding giant ants coming in contact with tiny humans.

Street Artist Slinkachu has taken the injustice of child victims of war to a literal level, by placing miniature models in scenes of conflict in playgrounds, as part of an O2-commissioned art ...