Art should not leave people indifferent — street art in the Lower East side coped with this task on hurrah. Sunday on the wall of an apartment building on Broome street appeared the image of a giant phallus. The creation of Swedish artist Carolina Facolt immediately caused a heated discussion.
The public reaction has been mixed: while some were in awe of the skill of the author, others found the art very funny and some just outrageous. The last demand to paint or cover with huge genitals, lamenting the fact that he confuses adults and corrupting children.
Among them, the owner of the building and several leaders of the local community, so the future of the controversial artwork easy to predict.
Paintings showing private parts can be called the hallmark of Carolina Falcolm, but sooner from under her brush left image female genitalia: as a symbolic and very realistic.
Their creativity it seeks to convey to society the idea that in the human body is nothing to be ashamed of and should not be ashamed of.
Carolina Facolt is one of the few representatives of the art community working in the style of female graffiti. Her works decorate homes in many cities around the world, and some of them exhibited in the Museum of art of Gothenburg at her home.
The artist moved to new York in the 90-ies due to the wave of violence in Sweden and has quickly found its place in the artistic circles of the Big Apple. In addition to painting, she engaged in music and social activities.
