Fear.Less by Daniel Ting Chong & Jordan Metcalf
Published Apr 16, 2012
Cool collaborative project between Daniel Ting Chong & Jordan Metcalf.
“The objects are all representative of weapons/items used in acts of crime in South Africa, both by criminal and the law.
The objects seek to playfully examine the place of fear and crime in South Africa context, framing our obsession with violence and the casual paranoia we all seem to suffer from. By scaling the objects and turning them into artworks, the artists aim to re-contextualise the place these items hold in our everyday lives.”
via Behance Daniel Ting Chong’s website Jordan Metcalf’s website
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