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Jaybo aka Monk: Paint My House by Ami Kealoha

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Taking on Berlin's largest cathedral, the Berliner Dom, street artist Jaybo recently transformed the facade with a sea of cartoon hands.

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The sketch (above) looks like Disney and Hokusai collaborated on the piece, but the luminous realization of it (thanks to the high-powered projectors of Skudi Optix) takes the concept a step further. Contact Tristesse Deluxe for more info on the project and check Circleculture Gallery to learn more about Jaybo's upcoming show there.

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