FAILE is a renowned Brooklyn-based street artwork collective that travels the world creating buzz-worthy projects. Their most recent installation, a contemporary cathedral in ruins in Lisbon, Portugal, features ceramic tiles native to Portuguese architecture and explores the concept of freedom. Click through to view a few pictures of the project, as well as a short video of the artists in action.
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[...] FAILE’s website, check out their current exhibition at Perry Rubenstein Gallery, view photos and video from a recent installation in Portugal, and shop their online store for prints and other original [...]
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