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Phlegm @ work as the sun goes down
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Sheffield’s adopted son Phlegm has created work on a new grander scale.
Taking over the architecture with his murals and changing the entire field of view with his visuals, he has produced an incredible, immersive sculptural installation. Massive sculptures occupy halls, corridors and rooms of an abandoned factory with their cumbersome bodies.
Mausoleum of the Giants is a thrilling extension of Phlegm’s ongoing efforts to intertwine his surreal and highly imaginative work with existing deteriorating structures.
Sheffield as the stage for this epic showcase was no accident. With local industrial buildings often forming the backdrop for his murals in the city, an old factory complex is the perfect location for presenting such a poetic and personal undertaking and bringing Phlegm's iconic characters to life. Imagined as beings whose life spans over thousands of years, these peaceful beasts have seen rivers erode and mountains change. With their final days coming slowly but surely, the giants are ready for their eternal rest, giving everyone enough time to meet them, mourn them and make peace with their ending.
This photo has been blogged so many times as being just by Phlegm.
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One of Phlegm's great bits of Street Art in Sheffield!!
After a foggy morning outing on the bike, I am now CFR-ING again in the car..
(CFR - Community First Responder)
Parked up here on Headford Street next to that superbly done creature by Phlegm.!!
Talented indeed!!
This is a stitch of 6 pictures, two rows of three, stitched and stacked by Bimostitch Lite!
'Back in 2019 Phlegm painted a huge mural on the end of the Eye Witness Works building. This was as part of his Mausoleum of the Giants exhibition. The building has since been redeveloped, and as a result Phlegm’s original mural lost. However, the artist returned for some of the coldest days of 2024 (so far) to create and even bigger mural on the same wall. We think it is incredible and will prove extremely popular amongst Sheffielders and those from further afield'