French photographer Léo Caillard together with Alexis Persani has found a super sassy way of playing with our understandings of past and present with his “Street Stone” project. By representing classical sculptures cloaked in the directly recognizable form of the flat-white-swilling, rolled-up-trouser-wearing archetypes, Leo has created a series which is not only very amusing but points out the question just how simply influenced we can be by someone’s outward appearance. Either that or ancient Rome was quite a lot like modern Dalston.
Source: http://www.itsnicethat.com/
Images: http://www.leocaillard.com/
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