Street art is usually meant to disrupt its environment and to capture our attention, but the artists on this list practice a special technique that makes their artist even more eye-catching and playful – they tailor their art to its surroundings so that their (usually) 2D paintings seem to interact with their 3D surroundings.
Face Of The City, Toronto, Canada
Image credits: fauxreel
The Legend of Giants, Białystok, Poland
Image credits: Natalia Rak
World Going Down The Drain, Spain
Image credits: pejac
Calvin & Hobbes, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Satellite Dishes, Birmingham, UK
Image credits: Davyd Samuels
Bruce Lee, Saint Etienne, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Sluggo On The Street
Image credits: David Zinn
UK Flags, London, UK
Image credits: banksy
Pom Pom Girl
Image credits: Sandrine Boulet
Spiderman, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Cigarro
Image credits: 6emeia.com
La Caravane Passe, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Girl, George Town, Malaysia
Image credits: Ernest Zacharevich
Bird, Athens, Greece
Image credits: WD.street.art
Scream, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Calvin & Hobbes, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Seeder, Kaunas, Lithuania
Image credits: morfai
Lost Eye, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Bush, London, UK
Image credits: banksy
Sideshow Bob, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Sum Times
Image credits: Aakash Nihalani
Ostrich, Rome, Italy
Image credits: Pao
Bicycle, George Town, Malaysia
Image credits: Ernest Zacharevich
Shining, France
Image credits: Oak Oak
Hair, Fort De France, Martinique
Image credits: Nuxuno Xän
Kenny, France
Image credits: memeirl
Glasses, Russia
Image credits: P183
The Straw
Image credits: mentalgassi
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