Isaac Cordal is a Spanish street artist who places tiny human figures in unexpected urban locations. He often works in Brussels, but his miniature cement figures are almost impossible to spot.
Now you can track them down using a website and app (parcoursstreetart.brussels). It guides you to 12 figures in central Brussels, including a tiny man poised on a ledge next to Delirium bar, a naked man perched on a lamp post in a downtown alley, and another man in a suit standing on an electricity cable in the heart of the old town.
It makes a fun way to explore downtown Brussels, especially if you have small children to entertain.
Derek Blyth’s hidden secret of the day: Derek Blyth is the author of the bestselling “The 500 Hidden Secrets of Belgium”. He picks out one of his favourite hidden secrets for The Brussels Times every day.
