I love how Olly Moss lets the idea escape its own frame. Pinocchio sits in one, while his nose carries on into the next. Two simple silhouettes become one little story, and the empty space between them becomes part of it too. It feels playful without needing much explanation. You recognise the face, follow the nose, and the whole thing clicks. Such a lovely way to use a wall.

I love how Olly Moss lets the idea escape its frame. Pinocchio sits in one, while his nose carries into the next. Two silhouettes become one little story. The space between them is part of it too. You recognise the face, follow the nose, and it clicks. A lovely use of a wall.