Huge 3D Jelly Bears On Maltese Sidewalk By Leon Keer

The Dutch pop–surrealist artist Leon Keer details the scene, painted last weekend for the Malta Street Art Festival, as a group of gummy bears collecting around their “dead green friend.” From ground level, they look like indefinite blobs, but from the upper street level they seem three-dimensional, prime for slapping and watching the sweet protoplasm jiggle. Writing on social media, he said:

“Gummy bears gather around their just-deceased green friend. An anamorphic painting on the Valetta waterfront.”

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