The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.
Pablo Picasso.
French artist Pierre Bertolotti, also known as Scaf, creates fascinating street art works that confuse the viewer with jaw-dropping optical illusions. When viewed from a specific vantage point, his murals give the impression of coming out of the walls, transforming boring buildings into action-packed scenes where dinosaurs, tigers and other menacing creatures seem ready to catch their prey.
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