Ghetto Kitty

Too often we walk with our heads to the ground, unaware of the small moments or the fleeting art around us.

See the babies now, hiding in alleys and doorways, populating ad infinitum, coloring the grey concrete of our urban landscape.

The baby takeover is a subversion of life’s enormity..

It takes the ‘getting up’ idea of street art and graffiti and returns creation to the micro. They are for the people who notice the little things at the tips of their outstretched arms, for people who smile at the minute miracles.

Ghetto Kitty makes an army of babies and other bondaged creatures and has left over 500 babies at different locations worldwide, in forests, in cities, in places where you least expect them, as far and wide as Tokyo, San Francisco and all over her hometown of Melbourne. They have been featured in the book Dot Dot Dash, a book of designer toys, action figures and character art published by Die Gestalten, Berlin 2006 and various blogs and magazines.
They continue to appear worldwide in unexpected places, if you find one, take him or her home!