How happy do these yarn filled potholes and cement crevices make you?! London based artist Juliana Santacruz Herrera strategically places vibrant yarn into ugly cracks in the pavement to create fun pops of color in what was once an eyesore! How’s that for Street Art?
Go ahead, take a second look! These works have a way of manipulating your perspective. Outlined using geometric shapes, these creative displays, constructed by New York based artist Aakash Nihalani, were put together with the help of a little colored tape. In the end, each design is built up to trick
Painter Ernest Zachare inspires you to take part and become interactive with his partially painted object installation that look to be cycling right of the facade. His recent street works, which showcase children who seem to be busy at play, have all managed to draw in tourists who don’t mind playing along. Documenting their stay with a Continue Reading
Caution: Make sure your next casual stroll down the street doesn’t end in the bottom of a flaming magma pit. With Edgar Mueller’s 3D Pavement Art, this nightmare might become a reality! Dubbed a “Master Street Painter,” Mueller transforms large public urban areas into perfectly painted illusions.