Weird Anti Animal Fur Guerilla Art

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What happens when a team of street artists who oppose the fur trade, get their hands on discarded fur coats? .. It turns out a spectacular three-dimensional agitprop.Use the so-fur guessed the French-German art group Neozoon. The group began with simple silhouettes, but quickly began to explore possibilities and experiment with new “material. ” And admit that the result is much more impressive than “traditional” paintings on the walls.

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