53 thoughts on “Artist Places Mannequins Around City To Mess With People”

  1. I do worry about wasted police time from concerned citizens, but still think they are very thought provoking!

  2. You’re not really an artist unless you take risks. Not all art is supposed to make you feel safe, warm, or amused. A lot of it is meant to challenge the viewer.

  3. Why are so many bothered by this? I find it funny, thought-inducing and admire the work.

  4. Awesome. If you don’t find it funny, you don’t have a sense of humor. Creative, and well done.

  5. I can see were it would be concerned to some like the man face down with the balloons in the water but most are great I like the one with trash around him that is thought provoking in a good way and there are much humor

  6. Too bad they aren’t real people. It would be a much more emotional feeling to see them.

  7. Definitely not in the u.s. if it were they would just steal the mannequins instead of call the cops

  8. Take a look at US artist Terry Allen’s sculpture works. These are directly influenced by his public art bronze sculptures. They have wit, humor, mystery and are thought provoking. All good things for an artist to provide for people.

  9. I found these to be very creative. I understand the concern about false police reports, but perhaps the artist notified the emergency center; If not after the first report was investigated, the authorities would know it was not real.

  10. For those asking what city these are taken in, one photo has a New York City bin in it, one has uk road signs in it and another has a uk blue plaque on a building usually meaning something of historic significance occurred there. I think this story might be bogus

  11. This was awesome until i read the comments. Now i just feel sorry for everyone who thought the big bang theory was funny and these pic’s were not.

  12. It’s called conceptual art. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but just as valid as any other art form. Calling it sad and useless shows you people up as sad and stupid.

  13. Amazingly creative, so original… I really enjoyed the photos … an obvious large amount of work went into this project… I tip my hat to all involved…. Brilliant !!

  14. some are thought provoking some are amusing but how can a figure with a baseball bat hiding round a corner or lying in shallow water,most defonitely not fun nor is it art.

  15. This has got to be somewhere in Europe, the U.S. cities would be too uptight for this . This is what art truly is about , causing people to question reality and see things in a different way.

  16. Personally liked it, very amusing as well as thought provoking. It’s art at its most original, intended to cause the sort of dialog we are participating in. Well done the artist 👍👍👍👍👍

  17. Half are funny and I’d be proud to have done them myself. About half are seriously stressful for most people though. Seeing a potential suicide or someone who’s surely dead is scary. The one face-down in the river I’d jump in to save before taking the same to see if they’re still breathing.

  18. Some of these are not funny. A dead person floating in the water? A man about to jump off a building, or a guy with a baseball bat??! These are not silly pranks, these could waste officials times by people calling them in.

  19. I love most of them they’re brilliant but yes to several that are just stupid and juvenile!

  20. As somebody who has been in these situations in real life these are not amusing. These are sad and stupid. And mocking those in need. And so often when people are struggling and in need they are simply met with apathy.

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