Mimmo Rubino applies the art of brain melting to the streets with his perspective-distorting, optical illusion graffiti art. The coolest part is Mimmo includes links to Google Maps for some of the pieces, so you can go take a look for yourself (if you happen to be in the vicinity of Rome).
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3 Comments
Neato.
I'd love to see people's reactions to this artwork when they WEREN'T standing in the correct spot to see it... cause it would just look like a bunch of large areas and stripes painted white... haha
NICE!
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