Designer, artist, project manager: Maria Kudasheva (MaryQ)
Second artist: Evgeny Dvornikov (Gaga)
Project Manager: Maria Rodionova
Size - 80 sq.m.
3D drawing at the ski base "Ol-Gul" was created as part of the project "Berry Illusions" by the Department of Culture and Art of the Administration of the city of Norilsk. The art object is a photo zone of an open public space at the annual festival "Northern Berry".
I decided to experiment here with a 3D projection, combining three angles at one point and making it possible to create panoramic photos and shoot dynamic stories.
To help myself, I invited the graffiti artist Evgeny Dvornikov (Gaga), with whom I really like to work.
A tent was set up and it saved us from rain, wind, and sun. Temperature fluctuations were from +15 to +30. We painted next to the park, so we were eaten by mosquitoes and other insects, and only scared by bears.
Now you understand, outdoor painting is a real pleasure!
Viewers sometimes don't immediately understand and see the 3D effect, so 3D artists use special concave lenses to present their drawings. Mine was handmade by a craftsman from Germany.
For painting, I use facade paint, in my experience it is more resistant, as it creates a layer on the surface that breathes. Acrylic and spray paint are also suitable for painting on pavement, but I prefer to use them for details. These paints wash off faster. The durability of 3D drawings on asphalt depends on climatic conditions and the mechanical impact on the drawing after its creation. Usually you can guarantee the life of the drawing from 1 year.
