What I like most about this piece of 'cardboard animation' from the Netherlands is how its cardboard figures mirror and embed with the various graffiti, flapping ephemera and urban design anomalies that have been there on the street all along. And... like all good things these days, if you like it, you can buy the t-shirt.
Who Woo?
- Woobiquity peers into the worldwide tangle of words, pictures and zealous pitches hoping to find something... worthy of woo.
By Jonathan Holt, a London-based writer and editor.
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