(SPOT.ph) Remember the viral drunk guy from the ALT art fair in February? The half-naked bald man that had the crowd of collectors, artists and art fans doing a double take—before they walked closer to study this figure slumped on a Monobloc, a taxidermied maya perched on its head? For many, it was their introduction to the artist Lindsey James Lee, or simply Linds Lee (can even be Lindslee—he's okay with that, too), who makes these incredibly lifelike figures made of resin and cast wax. Even up close, you’ll mistake the work for the real thing, because the attention to detail is simply astonishing, from the grime and oil that glazed his skin to the folds in his belly.Now imagine giving him a barkada. Which is what Lee did recently in his solo show at Finale Art File in Makati. Drunk Man (or "Weight of the Day", selling at ALT last Feb at P730,000) found himself in curious company, part of a crew that includes 1) an imperious nun reminiscent of the small town religious ladies in Lino Brocka’s Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang; 2) a dubious-looking manggagamot; 3) an artist on his knees; 4) an honest-looking salesman, with a white attache case on his side and the look of defeat on his face; and 5) an obese politician, sweaty, sleazy, a scumbag from an ‘80s action movie, his barong and jersey shorts literally bursting at the seams.