Shozy’s hallucination murals use subtle techniques that enhance the lifespan of the work. For example, in the fragments above, wrapping the bike into “holes” in the structure, using reflective chrome coatings will change the tone as the sky of the day.
Treepack provides some in-depth understanding of the background of Russian artists: “Like most artists who started on the streets, he wasn’t caught when bombing walls, trains, and other exotic objects. After popular research in classic art, his countless friends in the art field (for example, he would be more examples in the art world) and gradually became more professional, and more professional, experimented with more professional and professional specialties and experimented with experiments. As you can see in his portfolio, focus on 3D and optical hallucination art.”
Find more on Shozy’s website.
