3D streetart no.4

 

One more from the city of Leeuwarden by street artist Leon Keer. The arrows point to the Fries Museum in the background.

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3D street art 3

This is another 3D painting from Leeuwarden that I'd like to show you. Like the previous ones I posted on this blog earlier it was made by Dutch artist Leon Keer..

..and can be viewed from 2 sides. The Leeuwarden train station is in the background, as well as the mist fountain with the 2 heads I showed you recently.

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3D street art 2

Following up on last Saturday's post, this is another 3D piece made by Leon Keer in the city of Leeuwarden. This one is on the Wilhelmina Square, in front of the Fries Museum. I like how the little girl appears to jump onto the pencil sharpener.

The 5 floor paintings by Keer in Leeuwarden are all in the context of M.C.Escher. Escher (1898-1972) was a Dutch graphic artist who explored infinity, reflection, symmetry and perspective and created impossible objects. If you are not familiar with his work, check the official Esher website HERE, it's truly amazing. The Fries Museum currently has an exhibition about Escher's life and his work.

I'm linking to Sami's Colourful World.

3D street art 1

A nice 3D street art at the Sophialaan in Leeuwarden. The artist is Leon Keer (1948), who created 5 3D paintings that can be found on the way from the train station to the Fries Museum. Leeuwarden is cultural capital of 2018 and launched a number of creative projects; they are meant to show that 'anything is possible'.

And the same piece seen from the other side.