New Surreal Paintings By Matthew Grabelsky Take The New York City Subway For A Wild Ride
New York City is sometimes affectionately (or disaffectionately) referred to as a ‘concrete jungle’, but for Los Angeles-based artist Matthew Grabelsky (previously) it’s more of a big cageless zoo. Using the New York City subway system as the setting for his work, Grabelsky paints surreal portraits of people who are seemingly normal from the neck down, but who have had their heads replaced by animals, both wild and domesticated.
More: Matthew Grabelsky, Instagram h/t: colossal
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