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Mark Jenkins

Mark Jenkins

 Mark Jenkins is an American artist. He uses the streets as places for his works. He has my sculptures that can be found in the streets of places like Montreal in Canada, Cologne in Germany, and Rome. They can be found in multiple poses my personal favorite one being in Besancon which is a city in France and a sculpture person is hung on a clothesline with no head.
One really cool idea he seemed to have was to make a sculpture person made of garbage and photograph it in front of  a garbage truck and person collecting trash off the streets.
Another cool idea is him putting bodies and necks against flat surfaces and heads coming out on the other side which I really like.
Below are 5 photos of tape sculptures which are pretty fun to make.








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