Joshua smith

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Work — Joshua Smith

Based on the Iconic photobooth located on Chapel Street, South Yarra, Melbourne. Exhibited at Beinart Gallery, Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia, June 2019. 1/12 Scale Scratchbuilt miniature using Paper, Cardboard, MDF, Wood, Styrene, Plastic, Wire, Working LED’s. Photography Credit Andrew Beveridge/ASBcreative.com Do not use without permission.

His smile is soo pretty

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Scratchbuilt miniature of the Globe Slicers Building, The Bowery District, NYC. Scratchbuilt miniature using MDF, Wood, Cardboard, Paper, Spraypaint, Acrylic Paint, Styrene, Wire, Chain, Weathering pigments. Private Collection Featuring the work of Sory, Staino, Seedr, Sefu, Hitop, Crown, Skuf. Used with permission.

Working at 1:20 scale, artist Joshua Smith (previously) builds in-depth works that capture the layered existences of urban environments in cities such as Hong Kong, Sydney, and Los Angeles. His miniature buildings showcase the details and detritus left by the diverse population of each city, bringing in elements of the city’s workers, inhabitants, and streetContinue reading "Miniature Displays of Contemporary Urban Buildings by Joshua Smith"

Joshua Smith on Instagram: “Photo of me holding the final miniature of the abandoned Sushi Noodle Guy building right around the corner from @beinartgallery Be sure to…”

Joshua Smith, known for his captivating miniatures, recently worked with muralist Bezt of Etam Cru on a collaborative sculpture. Smith says it's the first of a series he plans on doing in this vein. For this particular work, Smith based the building off of a structure in Bezt's home of Lodz, Poland. (Smith was last featured on our site here, while Bezt was last shown here.) The piece will be shown in an upcoming group show at KIRK Gallery, titled "Up the Wall."

Don’t stare, it’s rude👺