Regular visitors to this blog may remember the massively popular 2005
post on Peter Feigenbaum’s Trainset Ghetto project. Peter, who is a
23 year-old Brooklyn-based artist, musician, illustrator and
architectural designer, has returned with a new set of photographs
taken this past May in preparation for a group show at Gallery Aferro
(Link) in Newark, which is up until November 17.

The multimedia/photography project revolves around a miniature
facsimile of burned-out, grafitti covered 1980s New York City, which
Peter built from model railroad supplies. It touches on themes of
architectural vernacular, teenage suburban fantasy/urban poseurdom,
and uncanny juxtapositions of scale and era.

Additional photos are available at Peter’s website.

Photos

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See Also: Model Railroads, Slums, & Pawn Shops,3d Modeling for Everyone,Plastic Bottle Blowing,

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