Amazing Street Art

Many of you have seen thr art of Julian Beever. Now we can see some amazing 3D pavement art by Edgar Mueller. Is seems that his work gets better every time. With the help of local artists Edgar turned the street into a river which ended in an huge waterfall.

Here we have ‘Street Art’ series by artist Eduardo Kobra. Eduardo started his creative work around the 80′s and his wall paintings are magnificent, rich in detail with bi and tri dimensional elements. The richness of his detailed work and the dimensions allows the public to interact with his work. He has made several wall paintings of realistic old classic city scenes; a combination of the old look with the modern, by the making images from the last century on the walls of the city. His project called ‘Wall of Memories’ brings the memories of good old days to the locals and the visitors of the city. The project’s main goal is to transform the urban scenery through art. And what makes it more interesting is the fact that the project ‘Wall of Memories’ was more like a non profit project done by him with the help of few of his team members using his own budget without any commission paid. Most of the paintings are created using an airbrush spray; and this talented artist has worked and is associated with lots of big names in the market. Here is gallery of his work – link.

Here we have ‘Chalk Series’ created by artist M Neff who goes around outlining shadows in chalk. A beautiful combination of chalk and shadow makes it really attractive. During the day, however the combination can be seen only for a while as the shadows moves on which can be seen in this video. But during the nights, with the light, the beauty of it can be seen once again. This leads us to a very interesting question: how many times in a year will the shadow coincide with the chalk drawing? Any answers :)

One can call this Road Art, Street Art or Pedestrian Art, all of these are created by P Gibson. P Gibson, (aka Roadsworth) is an internationally renowned street artist who began painting the streets of Montreal in 2001 and began to play with the language of the streets, overlaying city asphalt markings with his own images. In his statement, P Gibson says: “Given the possibility of moving between work, the gym and home again without ever setting foot outside, it’s not surprising that many people are out of touch with their surroundings. Under such conditions, space is merely transitional, ……” At his website you can see all of his work.