April 18, 2019 at 3:57 pm

Imagine Working in a High-Rise and Seeing These On the Ground

by twistedsifter

 

Kitt Bennett is a Melbourne-based artist, specialising in illustration and murals.

Since receiving his bachelor of illustration in 2014, Kitt has worked as a freelance artist and muralist operating out of Juddy Roller Studio. Bennett has exhibited in numerous group shows as well as holding a solo exhibition in a public toilet on Smith Street in 2015.

In an ongoing series of giant murals on large surfaces like parking lots, tennis/basketball courts, skate parks and rooftops, Bennett uses buckets of paint and large rollers to create larger-than-life characters that need to be seen from above to be truly appreciated. It’s street art in the most literal sense!

To see more check out his website and Instagram.

[via Colossal]

 

KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram

 

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KITT BENNETT
Website | Instagram