Perspective can give another form and another vision to the works just like it happens when you look at all kinds of things such as our life or those events that occur in this society that goes at an unbridled pace. From a certain point we can find a plastic work that turns gray walls into full of color and life.
This is what happens with this creative proposal in the form of a mural made under a bridge by artist Dasic Fernández. It is in the perspective where in the header photograph we can enjoy this series of buildings that are transformed into cubic shapes.
Dasic is a Chilean artist who lives and works in New York where he creates large-scale murals, paintings, sculptures and other works in a great variety of different styles, but which have a common demoninator such as color.
One of his most striking works is the huge piece he painted in Newburth, New York. Take the entire length of the bridge on its underside to create the effect of being in front of a huge wall where he paints that mural so full of life, color and perspective. A mural that fills those grayer spaces under bridges with color and that with its spectacular perspective is capable of impregnating those empty gaps into something to stop and admire.
Dasic has not only brought his murals to the streets of New York, but also can be seen in other cities like Austin, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Toronto, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires.
A great mural that from the point of view where the picture is taken, it takes a while to realize that we are facing a bridge instead of a huge wall.
With another perspective, these other graffiti or murals.