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Trompe L'oeil

Trompe L'oeil is an art technique that uses realistic imagery to create an optical illusion of depth.



1.Ella & Pitr: a street art duo in France created this series of picture frame installations for an ad campaign for the National Dramatic Center of St. Etienne in France, featuring warped picture frames and other sources of illusional detail.






2. Peeta: Italian street artist who makes clever use of color gradients and shadows to make his graffiti pop out of its surroundings. It's designed to look like sculpture rather than 2D art.






3. Daniela Benedini: founded her own company in 1994, after graduating and specializing in interior design. She creates trompe l'oeil paintings, collaborating with some of the most prestigious interior designers in the world.





4. Felice Varini: a switzerland-born artist based in Paris. For over 30 years, he's been creating remarkable geometric trompe l'oeil paintings primarily on architectural spaces such as buildings and walls.






5. Edgar Mueller: a German street painter, a master of fun trompe l'oeil work. His website is filled with inspiring images of incredibly detailed and realistic street paintings, including waterfalls, trees, and caves.

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