A 50-foot sock monkey has set a new world record, capturing attention worldwide.
Evans-Munton explains the artwork as a tribute to the toys we abandon and the bittersweet ache that comes with outgrowing a favorite companion from childhood.
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The artist, who frequently uses textiles to craft soft sculptures, hopes the piece will evoke a sense of childlike wonder in observers and remind them of simpler, imaginative days.
