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Anish Kapoor official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Jaume Plensa official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Janet Echelman official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Maya Lin official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Bordalo II official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Jeppe Hein official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Mona Caron official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Vhils official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Saype official site documents sculpture, installation, public art or site-specific projects and exhibitions.

Banksy's primary artist page documents works, projects and exhibition context across sculpture, street art, public art.

Brad Downey's primary artist page documents works, projects and exhibition context across street art, public art, painting.

Gill Landry's primary artist page documents works, projects and exhibition context across street art, public art, contemporary art.

Ye Feng (also listed as Feng Ye) is a Ningbo-based Chinese sculptor and MRSS member whose monumental practice connects sculpture, architecture and the public realm through civic, cultural and urban projects.

Felipe Pantone is an Argentinian-Spanish artist based in Valencia. He began with graffiti and later studied Fine Art, developing work around dynamism, transformation and the digital revolution. Software-based designs become murals, paintings and sculptures structured by gradients, geometry, optical pattern and the changing perception of light. The official archive links street practice, studio systems and large public applications, allowing the work to be read beyond its immediately recognizable surface effects. This profile prioritizes verifiable project context and direct source links so readers can continue into the artist's work, exhibitions and published record. It is an editorial introduction, not a ranking or a substitute for the cited source material.

Hank Willis Thomas works across images, objects and public space to investigate identity, commodity culture and the ways representation shapes a shared view of the world. Based in Brooklyn, he develops both individual works and collaborative projects. Question Bridge: Black Males uses questions and responses to bring different Black male experiences into conversation, while For Freedoms connects artistic practice with public discourse. His permanent work Unity was unveiled in Brooklyn in 2019, and Love Over Rules took the form of a neon work in San Francisco. The artist's archive places collaborations and public commissions alongside exhibitions, allowing readers to compare how an idea changes with its audience and location. It is particularly useful for moving between the image as a cultural message and the artwork as an occasion for participation.