Perhaps we should all board a plane for Lithuania in order to fully appreciate this creation. New York-based artist Ray Bartkus managed to create a mural using the water’s surface as its canvas. The Lithuanian city of Marijampole was the lucky spot Bartkus chose for his feat. Bartkus intentionally painted the mural upside-down so that the rowers, swans and swimmers he painted would be reflected right-side-up onto the Susupe river which flows through the city’s center.
As you can see, it’s impressive in it’s own right with these images, we can only imagine how amazing it is in person!
Lithuanian-American artist, Ray Bartkus’ impressive “upside-down” mural!
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An aerial view of Bartkus’ “studio”.
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Ray Bartkus at work on his “street art mural”.
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