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Street art is there to surprise and inspire us, to shake up the often dull urban environments in which it can usually be found in order to give us a fresh perspective on our otherwise familiar neighborhoods and streets. But sometimes street art goes one step further than that by not only altering the world around it, but actually interacting with it. Check out the pictures below to see what we mean. Compiled by Bored Panda, the list contains some of the cleverest and most eye-catching examples of what happens when street art meets nature. Don't forget to vote for your favorite!
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
This is amazing. I wonder if the artists worry that people will not upkeep with the foiliage and if that would diminish the final product? Prolly not, as all of these murals are strong enough to stand alone.
Archana Ms. 3 years ago
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Michal Ceglarek 8 years ago
I'm commenting there anything for the first time, just to say I'm quite proud that's my birth place Bialystok, Poland! :)
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Verena Heisenberg 8 years ago
Would love to have something as beautiful as this in my town! <3
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That bunny that ate your breakfast 8 years ago
Dreams of children in one small fluffy plant now being protected by an unknown hero!
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
Is all of this done with spray paint? That makes these already impressive pieces even more so!
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Aunt Messy 8 years ago
The wonderful thing about these is that they're chalk. Since all street art is ephemeral to start with, this artist takes it to the next level. These only exist in photographs now. The first rain washed them away.
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
Wow, this one looks more modern to me for some reason. Other people are so talented.
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Larry Bud Melman 8 years ago
Real cool but not sure how much art is involved. Looks more like an awesome coincidence.
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
I always knew there was a wild side to you, Mona Lisa. That smile said so much...
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
I hate to admit this but the first thing I saw was the poor kitties tail in the paint!
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Bobby Beebe 8 years ago
Did someone just get a treatment for blackheads on one's nose perhaps??
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Paul Leow 8 years ago
It is somewhere in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Most likely a restaurant. http://hative.com/ernest-zacharevics-street-art-paintings/
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ALIYAH ALLEN 8 years ago
that's cool. i wish that the United States was more cultured more often.
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LaDena Burns 5 years ago
Just AMAZING!!! Look at all the talent out there! I really wish some of it would come to my neighborhood...or that I were that creative myself!!!
ALIYAH ALLEN 8 years ago
that's cool. i wish that the United States was more cultured more often.
Load More Replies... LaDena Burns 5 years ago
Just AMAZING!!! Look at all the talent out there! I really wish some of it would come to my neighborhood...or that I were that creative myself!!!
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