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Street Artists Tag Public Architecture With Incredible Anamorphic Illusions

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It might look like an illustration on a flat surface or perhaps a photo edited by a creative graphic designer, but these images are non-Photoshopped works of street art. They are anamorphic illusions created by Truly Design, a street art collective in Italy, that pay tribute to Vanitas as part of a public exhibition called Art on Science.

Turin-based Truly Design started off as a 4-person graffiti crew of friends and has grown into a creative street artist collective whose passion for their work has allowed them to experiment with visual and fine art.

See more of Truly Design's work on their website and Behance.
Source: Pinar for Distractify.com

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