Incredible transformation of empty city walls

Have you ever noticed that there is some space in the city left unused over years? French street artist Patrick Commecy and his team make use of this space and turn them into incredible art pieces. Let's take a look at how the wall transformed.

Source: http://justsomething.co/artist-transforms-empty-city-walls-lively-scenes

Jamie Harkins

Have you ever drawn or written something down on the sand with some sticks or your finger while you are at the beach? Well.. I have. I usually built some sandcastles and write my name on the sands when I was little (but I still write my name on the sand when I go to beach :P). But with this experience from childhood or even today, you will find that our work is just a doodle if you see the work of this artist. 

This creative artist named Jamie Harkins uses anamorphic technique where you can only see the drawing on certain spot to see them as 3-dimensional. But this technique is hard to express since the artist themselves need to calculate mathematically while drawing an object. 

The reason why he started to create this type of art is he wanted to have something new and add some 3-dimensional impact because he thought the beach seemed quite boring because of its calmness. And for each of his work, people posed within the work which makes the drawing more realistic. So see more of his works below: 

My favorite! *_*

It's some random things but famous Leonardo da Vinch also was influenced by anamorphic technique and you can see some of 3-dimensional effect from his works :) It's really amazing that the art techniques is transferred over generations and sometimes it is modified or remained the same.. art is so amazing! :)


*Image source: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamie-Harkins-Artist/128096810571474

ELLA & PITR

In the frame, a fantasy space in pink shade with full blossom which looks like a part of fairy tale. Three individuals - inside and outside of the frame - gazes at the person who's viewing the this photo as they scatters the cherry blossom flowers. 

How was it? Didn't you felt a bit puzzled? If you continue to staring at the picture for a while, you'll get a light bulb in your head and get what this picture actually is. I'll talk about ELLA & PITR, French graffiti group artist. 

They setup 3-dimensional frame using hidden spaces, and actual person steps into the frame then become a part of the image. This is similar to the concept of Trick Eye Museum, where visitors interactive with the 2-dimensional images to become 3-dimensional!

Scattered flower, a man cleaning blowing trashes, children playing hide-and-seek, a child fluttering her feet after breaking a dish, long doodles on the wall - this group of artists did great job on capturing moving moments while everything is going along quickly. Take a look at more of their works:

Just like their works, if you want to be part of the scene, Trick Eye Museum is there for you! Interactive with the 2D images, and become part of 3D moments! 

*Image source: http://papierspeintres.net/