Mark Jenkins, Hail Satan

Faceless figures sitting cross-legged on street corners, hooded bodies floating facing down under bridges and transparent babies playing in puddles. Welcome to the surreal and absurd world of Mark Jenkins. Inspired by the late figurative sculptor Juan Munoz, and Aphex Twin and Albert Camus' philosophies on the absurd, Jenkins' installations will make you laugh and squirm at the same time. What started with one figure in a refuse dump in Rio, has now sprawled across cities worldwide. When you spot one of his figures placed on top of a billboard or lying facing down on the floor, you instantly look...