Photorealistic Mural by Anders Gjennestad

Anders Gjennestad is a Norwegian stencil artist who exhibits in galleries, on street walls he goes by the alias Strøk. Using his own photographs as a point of departure, his hand cut multi-layered stencils create photorealistic imagery, with depth and detail that is complex, tactile and mentally engaging. He was invited to participate in the Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival in Terracina, Italy – and he came up with this beautiful work.

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