February 4, 2018 — bpnaughton
Shot from a Canon: February 4, 2018
The architectural elements on the side of this building that faces the Esplanade Georges Pompidou in Nice, France are all entirely painted on as part of a giant trompe-l’oeil artwork. The only real detail on this otherwise flat surface is the overhanging gutter at the very top. Meaning “fool the eye,” trompe-l’oeil artworks appear all over Nice, but this is the most impressive in terms of size and detail.
For a complete list of the best examples of trompe-l’oeil in Nice, refer to our article entitled, Trompe-L’Oeil Artwork in Nice, France