KAWS Places New Massive Sculptures in Hunan, China

KAWS continues his unbelievable roll with two massive public sculptures published in the center of Hunan, China beneath the Changsha IFS building. The works, made in collaboration with Hong Kong‘s AllRightsReserved, feature KAWS‘s OG Companion character sitting back-to-back with his recent BFF work.

Looks like KAWS was there all week to the installment, along with his Instagram has some fairly epic views of the work as well.

h/t juxtapoz

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