Julian Beever's anamorphic street art secrets revealed in video
A YouTube documentary by Tracks explores the anamorphic street art of Julian Beever, known as the Pavement Picasso. Born in Cheltenham in 1959 and active since the mid-1990s, Beever has created works across the UK, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Spain, USA, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay. In the video, he demonstrates his trompe-l'œil technique by depicting Big Ben. The documentary also features local artists discussing the street art movement and its most famous exponent, Banksy.
Key facts
- Julian Beever was born in Cheltenham in 1959.
- He is known as the Pavement Picasso.
- Beever creates anamorphic 3D drawings on streets.
- He has been active since the mid-1990s.
- His works appear in the UK, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Spain, USA, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay.
- The video was published by the YouTube channel Tracks.
- In the video, Beever creates a trompe-l'œil of Big Ben.
- Local artists discuss street art and Banksy in the documentary.
Entities
Artists
- Julian Beever
- Banksy
Institutions
- Tracks
- Artribune
Locations
- Cheltenham
- United Kingdom
- Belgium
- France
- Netherlands
- Germany
- Italy
- Austria
- Denmark
- Spain
- United States
- Australia
- Brazil
- Argentina
- Uruguay
- London
- Big Ben