Kurt Wenner's eye-popping sidewalk art

These illusions add an extra dimension to street life.

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The modern trend in anamorphic sidewalk art owes much to the efforts of Kurt Wenner, a former NASA scientific illustrator who has been crafting meticulous public illusions for the past 30 years. From Rome to London to Las Vegas, his art has dazzled all who walk by it (or on it!). Click through to see some of his most striking work, and read an interview with the artist here.
The modern trend in anamorphic sidewalk art owes much to the efforts of Kurt Wenner, a former NASA scientific illustrator who has been crafting meticulous public illusions for the past 30 years. From Rome to London to Las Vegas, his art has dazzled all who walk by it (or on it!). Click through to see some of his most striking work, and read an interview with the artist here.

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