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  • Mr Kuu Let's Get Piste FramedMr Kuu Let's Get Piste Framed
    Mr Kuu

    Let's Get Piste - Framed

    Let's Get Piste showcases miniature figures engaged in a lively ski scene atop a classic ‘99 ice cream cone—a playful fusion of seasons that combines cool winter sports with a beloved summer treat. Mr Kuu's playful miniature photography bring the figures to life with character...
    £650.00
    £650.00
    • Framed
  • Mr Kuu Sweet Art FramedMr Kuu Sweet Art Framed
    Mr Kuu

    Sweet Art - Framed

    Sweet Art features tiny figures enacting a romantic scene atop a heart-shaped lollipop, adorned with swirling rainbow colours, all set against a bubblegum pink backdrop. Truly a sweet and whimsical delight! Mr Kuu's playful miniature photography bring the figures to life with character that...
    £650.00
    £650.00
    • Framed
  • Diamonds are a girls best friend Mr Kuu photographyMr Kuu photography Diamonds framed artwork
    Mr Kuu

    Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend - Unframed

    A diamond mine beneath a stunning solitaire with a miniature Marilyn in insitu, Mr Kuu's playful miniature photography bring the figures to life with character that is instantly recognisable, a fantastic investment for art collectors and investors alike. Artwork Information Limited Edition on paper...
    From £435.00
    From £435.00
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Mr Kuu is an artist cloaked in mystery, observing the world around him and capturing moments through the lens of a camera to cause a moment of pause and contemplation with the viewer. Using macro photography (in extreme close-up) coupled with miniature figures to present his vision, Mr. Kuu fiercely avoids image manipulation as he aspires to present life as we have rarely seen it; as a microcosm. His fine art photography plays with scale in such a way that demands a second (and third) look. Using unassuming details of our environment that are rarely granted attention as his background, he introduces carefully modified miniature figures that at once bring a story and a humanity to their backdrop. The synchronisation between the backdrop and its new miniature inhabitants is especially impressive, giving the impression of naturalness, as if this is the new reality.