The American John Pugh, known worldwide for his murals,is that kind that makes you face his work and say,'' this is a lie.''or ''umbelievable''. There is a story about one of his murals in Honolulu, where a fire truck arrived stop trying to rescue children painted.They only realized the mistake about three meters away from the work entitled Mana Nalu (The Power of the Wave). Such perfection is given for the use of
technique called Trompe L'Oeil'''' - which means an optical illusion - using perspective to create three-dimensional paintings.
"I concluded that the language of 'illusions-size' allows me to communicate with a very large audience," Pugh said in his website.In addition of three-dimensional paintings, Pugh also creates architectural illusions to help in artistic composition.
technique called Trompe L'Oeil'''' - which means an optical illusion - using perspective to create three-dimensional paintings.
"I concluded that the language of 'illusions-size' allows me to communicate with a very large audience," Pugh said in his website.In addition of three-dimensional paintings, Pugh also creates architectural illusions to help in artistic composition.
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