3D Street Art

3D Streetart Vulkaneifel in the Forum Mittelrhein

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3D Street Art Vulkaneifel

Hello Mr. Müller,

would you like to paint a 3D street painting at our Forum Mittelrhein in Koblenz? The theme for the 3D street art would be “Vulkaneifel”. The architecture of the forum is based on this theme, so it would fit wonderfully.
What do you say?

Yours sincerely, the management

 

Those who know me, know that I love to paint lava. I can’t say no to that topic. The earth is a dynamic planet. Without plate tectonics, ice ages, deluges and comets that struck with unimaginable force, we humans would not exist.
We would simply not exist. So I see the threats from the Earth’s changing climate from at least two sides.

As in real life, what happens at that moment is the most important thing. Everything else is a prediction of what might happen.
Our assessment of every situation changes from second to second. The evaluation is based on experience, knowledge, instinct and also our cultural background. The famous half-empty glass can be just as full tomorrow but just half full.

What happens to you in life is no accident. Nor are you at the mercy of the supposedly inevitable law of cause and effect. Not everything is predetermined.
Ultimately, you decide how you react in most cases. Your reaction steers the steering wheel on the way to your future. You drive! Even though an accident can happen, most of the time on this trip you are in the driver’s seat.

My pictures are usually depictions of deep abysses and/or apocalyptic scenes that are actually frightening.
But when I look at the photos that people take of my pictures, I see exactly the opposite. People are playing in the picture, jumping, doing handstands or just standing there holding candles.
Someone is holding their dog over the abyss and pretending to drop it. Laughter breaks out among the passers-by. What a funny scene!

Now I paint from 07.09.2023 to 18.09.2023 a basalt canyon that ends in a lava eruption covered with water. As always, I created the digital design for this 3D street art using the 3D software “Blender”.
The painted image will of course look slightly different, but it will be very close to the design. Later, people can stand on the edge and look into the abyss.

 

Digital design 3D street art

 

Volcano Eifel 3D image second day
3d Street Art at Forum Mittelrhein Koblenz - fourth day
3d Street Art at Forum Mittelrhein Koblenz - fifth day
3d image bird's eye view
3D image Volcanic Eifel in the making
Top view of a three-dimensional image
3D Street Art