I still speak about 3D Art, but this time I do it about a skilled of 3D Street Painting such as the artist and architect Kurt Wenner who was born in Michigan and raised in California. After working as an illustrator of extraterrestrial landscapes,

Here he knows the techniques of artists, designers and begins to experiment with techniques of Trompe d'oeil, the optical illusion created in frescoed ceilings, which is a direct continuation of the studies on perspective. He began to paint on the road, giving life to the classically inspired architecture populated with unique creatures, from synthetic universe of his imagination.

As all street artists, he continued to paint with pastels, by hand and always he makes 'live painting', in front of people watching him. En 1991 he paints a road for Pope John Paul II on the occasion of his visit to Mantua (*).

Like many other street and graffiti artists, his art is ephemeral, and how they sometimes paints on commission (but never without asking permission).

The National Geographic made ​​a documentary about his work for us ... now let's enjoy this photo gallery, we'll talk again soon.

To kow more about Kurt Wenner art, read ASPHALT RENAISSANCE brilliantly recounts the creation of 3D pavement art by innovative artist and Internet sensation Kurt Wenner. Wenner revolutionized this ancient art by inventing a unique technique that produces astounding 3D images that appear to reach out of the pavement toward the viewer and seem perilously deep.

Brilliantly recounts the creation of 3D pavement art by innovative artist and Internet sensation Kurt Wenner. Wenner revolutionized this ancient art by inventing a unique technique that produces astounding 3D images that appear to reach out of the pavement toward the viewer and seem perilously deep.

Featuring photographs of hundreds of his paintings, this volume spans Wenner's career and captures his thoughts on art and the ephemeral nature of his work.