Beautiful 3D Art by WD! (8 Photos)
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WD (Wild Drawing) is an Indonesian street artist based in Athens, Greece, known for his breathtaking 3D murals that merge urban spaces with nature.
With a background in fine arts and a deep passion for street art, WD’s works often explore social, political, and environmental themes, creating illusions that transform neglected walls into masterpieces. His large-scale murals, like the iconic owl piece, have gained international attention, making him a prominent figure in the global street art scene.
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“Knowledge speaks – Wisdom listens” – Athens, Greece
WD: Owl symbolizes wisdom and at the same time is a symbol of the goddess Athena, the one that gave her name to the city of Athens. From the other hand owl as bird, is famous for its exceptionally good far vision, particularly in low light. Nowadays Greece, and not only, is experiencing a really dark phase and I think is time for us, in Greece and around the globe, to recall this creature’s wisdom.
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Sirona: The Celtic Goddess of Healing Springs – Sirona, Wiesbaden Germany
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“Time Hole” – Patras, Greece
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Flirting – Ura Vajgurore, Albania
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“Missing your hug” – In Bali, Indonesia
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“Message in a bottle” – Morlaix, France
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“The poem” – Wuhan, China
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Philanagnosia – Grenoble, France
WD: Reading nourishes the imagination and sharpens the mind. All children deserve it!
Explore more of WD (Wild Drawing)’s incredible 3D murals and artistic journey by visiting his Instagram here. Dive into a world where urban landscapes are transformed into visual masterpieces, and discover the inspiration behind some of his most iconic works.
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Wow!!! How amazing are these, such talented people to create lovely things for us to enjoy. Sad that the world in general is greedy, bitter & destructive. Would be great if all talent was turned to making beautiful things instead of destruction.
Wow!!! How amazing are these, such talented people to create lovely things for us to enjoy. Sad that the world in general is greedy, bitter & destructive. Would be great if all talent was turned to making beautiful things instead of destruction.