這位涂鴉藝術(shù)家用他的3d抽象繪畫震驚了路人

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2019年07月19日

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This Graffiti Artist Stuns Passerby With His 3D-Looking Abstract Drawings

這位涂鴉藝術(shù)家用他的3d抽象繪畫震驚了路人

Italian artist under the nickname Peeta transforms static buildings into visually-striking optical illusions, by painting abstract shapes onto them. The artist paints murals that appear to be dissolving, morphing and ever-changing as the illusions depend on the viewing angle. “When painting on walls, my aim is always to create a dialogue with the structural and cultural parameters of the surrounding context, either architectural or not,” Peeta says in his official website.

意大利藝術(shù)家皮塔通過在靜態(tài)建筑上繪畫抽象的形狀，將其轉(zhuǎn)變成視覺上引人注目的視覺幻象。這位藝術(shù)家所畫的壁畫似乎在溶解、變形和不斷變化，因為幻覺取決于觀看角度。皮塔在他的官方網(wǎng)站上說:“當(dāng)我在墻上作畫時，我的目標(biāo)總是與周圍環(huán)境的結(jié)構(gòu)和文化參數(shù)進(jìn)行對話，無論是建筑還是非建筑。”

“My geometrical shapes act as they interact with the surrounding environment”

“我的幾何形狀與周圍環(huán)境相互作用”

The photo above is of a building on a street corner in Manheim, Germany. Peeta painted it for the 2019 Stadt.Wand.Kunst mural project and by using different shades of blue, grey and white, he managed to create an illusion of a shape-shifting structure. “I loved this building since the beginning and I tried my best to combine multidisciplinary skills to transform it while keeping its original taste,” the artist shared on his Instagram. When asked about where the inspiration for his artworks comes from, Peeta told Bored Panda: “I’ve taken inspiration from different disciplines such as design and architecture, but, mostly, what inspires me when painting is the observation of the surrounding context.”

上圖是德國曼海姆街頭的一棟建筑。皮塔為2019年的城市魔杖繪制了這幅畫。昆斯特壁畫項目，通過使用不同色調(diào)的藍(lán)色，灰色和白色，他設(shè)法創(chuàng)造了一個形狀變化的幻覺。“我從一開始就很喜歡這座建筑，我盡了最大的努力結(jié)合多學(xué)科的技能來改造它，同時保持它原有的味道，”這位藝術(shù)家在他的Instagram上分享道。當(dāng)被問及他的藝術(shù)作品的靈感來自何方,皮塔對Bored Panda說:“我的靈感來自不同學(xué)科，如設(shè)計和架構(gòu),但大多數(shù)情況下,在繪畫時激勵我的是對周圍環(huán)境的觀察。”

“My aim is always to create a dialogue with the structural and cultural parameters of the surrounding context”

“我的目標(biāo)始終是與周圍環(huán)境的結(jié)構(gòu)和文化參數(shù)進(jìn)行對話”

“I used to paint on walls with sprays and on canvas with [an] airbrush for a longtime but it has been years now since I’ve permanently substituted sprays with acrylics, brushes, and rolls as far as I use oil to paint on canvases.” As for the time, that takes up painting a mural, Peeta says that “It surely depends on its size.” “I manage to paint a wall in one day but I need 20 days in order to paint a façade. Recently, I’ve [been] mostly involved in large scale mural projects (100-300 sqm) so the average time it takes me to fulfill them is 10-15 days,” the Italian artist added.

“很長一段時間以來，我一直用噴槍在墻上和畫布上作畫，但自從我用油畫顏料在畫布上作畫以來，我已經(jīng)用丙烯酸樹脂、刷子和卷筒永久地代替噴槍很多年了。至于畫一幅壁畫的時間，皮塔說，“這當(dāng)然取決于它的大小，我設(shè)法在一天內(nèi)畫完一塊磚，但我需要20天的時間來畫一面墻。最近，我主要參與大型壁畫項目(100-300平方米)，所以完成這些項目平均需要10-15天。”這位意大利藝術(shù)家補(bǔ)充道。