If you’re like me then collective artist group Faile isn’t part of your common vernacular. They were founded in 1999 by Patrick Miller, Patrick McNeil and Aiko Nakagawa, and are currently based in Brooklyn, NY. According to the good folks over at Arrested Motion this is Faile’s second such public totem pole. The first was reportedly stolen after being displayed in Williamsburg. Good public street art like this doesn’t come around as much as it should. I like to see people bringing it back to the beginning and simply being satisfied that people are seeing their work. Whether or not Faile has garnered a sizable amount of fame of late, which I think they have, it’s nice of them to remember their roots.
Photos: Stephen Kelley via Juxtapoz
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