”That’s the test of street art – to see if anybody stopped. People would cross out ones they didn’t like and would star others. I liked that people would engage with them.”
– Jenny Holzer
Street art is a form of visual artwork displayed in public locations, streets, and other publicly viewed surfaces, and is usually unsanctioned, created by artists who make our world more colorful and beautiful. It’s a social phenomenon, most definitely an artistic expression.
Now, there is an increasing interest in street art that is marking urban settings around the world.
Enjoy this series of the most beautiful pieces of art created by a lot of 3D street artists pioneering that are promoting and exhibiting their artwork in large cities of the world.
Edgar Mueller: Mülheim/Ruhr – Germany
Müller was fascinated with painting in his childhood. Around the age of 25, he decided to devote himself completely to street painting traveling all over Europe.
Kurt Wenner: Ann Arbor, Michigan
He is the inventor of three-dimensional pastel drawings. by seventeen he was earning his living as a graphic artist. Example of his famous work: the new form of popular street art of Rome in 1982.
Eduardo Rolero, Argentina
He is currently living in Rosario, Spain where he creates unbelievably surreal and realist imagery on the streets. He travels the globe, sharing his gift of creating shockingly amazing street art illusions.
Manfred Stader, Germany
The German street artist is one of the few master street painters, and a well-known muralist specialized in classical decoration-painting. He begins street painting during his art studies in Frankfurt.
The title “Master-Madonnaro” has been awarded to Manfred Stader, which has been granted only to a few artists worldwide.
Julian Beever, England
He is a British, Belgium-based sidewalk chalk artist who has been creating Trompe-l’œil chalk drawings on pavement surfaces since the mid-1990s.
He is known all over the world for his pavement drawings and 3D illusions.
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