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[Cinnamon]

Has anyone else seen this?

 

Its on Sky Arts on Tuesday at 8ish, & is about the amazing street art of Julian Beever.

He does the most amazing 3D pictures in chalk,on sidewalks, & its about how the picture developes,how he gets the 3D effect,& what happens when it rains

I am not necessarily an 'arty' type,but its totally fascinating

[Cinnamon]

Not sure if this is one of his,although I suspect it is,but this is the sort of art I am talking about.....

 

 

 

[MedusA]

WOW!

 

Those are brilliant. What a shame they will not be saved for posterity.

[Lesley]

I love the pavement art - they do look as if they are by him.

 

Brilliant! - I'll try and catch the programme......

 

.....I wondered what happens to them if it rains.......

[lisa33]

I love his stuff. But I don't have Sky.

[Tessa the Duchess]

I don't have Sky either. Here are some more examples

 

http://www.rense.com/general67/street.htm

 

Tessa

[Egluntyne]

Must Sky + that one.

 

I remember a thread about his work a while ago.

[jackiepoppies]

Absolutely superb Never seen his work before, but wish I had. How can this be preserved for posterity?

 

Jackiex

[Cate in NZ]

I've seen his examples of his work before and it's stunning. What amazes me is the effort put into something that by it's very definition must be transient

[Cinnamon]

Absolutely superb Never seen his work before, but wish I had. How can this be preserved for posterity?

 

Jackiex

 

Sadly,only by photographing it.

He actually takes several days on each picture,covering it up with tarps & leaving it overnight - brave man!

[Phonix]

wow those are amazing!

[pepe]

Fantastic! Going to try and remember to watch, wonder if you feel like you are going to fall in when you walk by Someone sent me an email with similar art, but on a ceiling, it was a smoking area and when you looked up, it looked like an open graveside and people were looking down on you six feet under