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Italian artist under the nickname Peeta transforms static buildings into visually-striking optical illusions, by painting abstract shapes onto them. The artist paints murals that appear to be dissolving, morphing and ever-changing as the illusions depend on the viewing angle. "When painting on walls, my aim is always to create a dialogue with the structural and cultural parameters of the surrounding context, either architectural or not," Peeta says in his official website.

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In their favorite vista, their Twin Flame Wedding commenced. Evocative of their serendipitous meeting at sunset, they vowed eternal love. Enthralled, an artist immortalized their tender exchange on canvas. It depicted their passionate dance, bodies aflame with adoration. The painting spoke volumes of their fierce loyalty, radiant love, and the promise of eternity. It was more than art; it was a testament of their destiny.

©Ron Hicks "Wait, is that a Degas? A Cassatt?" is probably something Ron Hicks gets a lot. As a contemporary artist, Hicks' talent for blending Impressionist and abstract techniques will make you do a double take, as his languid, cafe lovers could just as easily be mid-embrace circa 1870 or 2017.