Graffiti artist Shuck2 recently completed a new mural in the United Arab Emirates for the Ajman Murals Street Art Project. The French artist worked hard under the intense sun to create one of his largest 3D piece to date. The piece reads Ajman for the festival itself combined with Shuckâs signature graffiti elements.
1010 recently made his way out to Berlin where he painted for the famous Urban Nation. Using his signature illusion style, the German street artist crushed a massive side of a building adding an almost anamorphic effect to his trompe l’oeil style.
Artist collective Truly Design recently unveiled their latest mural which was an optical illusion artwork painted at Magic City Life Festival in Dresden.â The amazing exhibition opened this October 1st and shows the work of over 40 street artists from 21 countries.
Globetrotting artist 1010 recently made his way out to Michigan for the latest edition of Murals in the Market in Detroit’s Eastern Market. The German artist painted a stunning new piece entitled “Abyss” featuring his signature vibrant layered aesthetic that entrances the viewer into feeling as if they’re being sucked into another realm.
French graffiti artist Astro has been making his mark on walls since the year 2000 and has been pushing the envelope in regards to how the viewer interacts with piece. The Parisian writer has made a ton of new walls which feature a trompe l’oeil aesthetic where it gives the illusion as if the piece is disappearing into the abyss.
Street artist 1010 has recently been out in Belgium where he got busy on a new wall for the Crystal Ship Festival. Alongside a number of other artists, 1010 crushed a new piece on a stale blank wall adding some nice colour to the building using his trompe l’oeil aesthetic.
Street artist Seco Sanchez recently completed an incredible new mural of an old school ghetto blaster. The large sized piece took a few days to complete and has an impressive trompe l’oeil element to it.
Street artist Jovanny Brainmash and Vadik Voodoo teamed up in on a couple of crazy anamorphic murals in Germany. The duo worked away at a number of indoor pieces that resemble art materials creating larger than life work for the Creative World 2016 fair in Frankfurt.
Artist collective, Truly Design, has come out with their latest anamorphic mural. The piece is an abstract circle and was created for The North Face and Vans brands at their European headquarters located at VF Corporation in Stabio, Switzerland.
Photographer Trina Merry has recently come out with a brilliant new series entitled “Lost in Wonder” where the artist takes photos of a model at some of the most monumental landmarks around the globe. The subject is body painted in resemblance of the surrounding landscape which makes him disappear into the photograph.
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