JPS uses the extreme angle of this broken stone as the setup. The sharply dressed painted Michael's figure appears to defy gravity as it could be in reality. The piece fits the site-specific illusion work documented on the artist’s official JPS website, where ordinary surfaces become part of the scene instead of just a backdrop.
JPS stands for Jamie Paul Scanlon. His official biography says he was born in 1977 in Weston-super-Mare, near Bristol, and that seeing stencil art in Bristol became a turning point in his path toward street art.
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