Jr french artist no glasses

In , the urban photographer &#;JR&#; decided to visually remove the famous pyramid known as the modern symbol of the Louvre.

Three years later, he expands on the very same by revealing fantasized foundations. Let&#;s have a look at the link between JR and the icon of the world&#;s largest museum.

Whether in or , JR&#;s art at the Louvre is comprised of basically the same tools.

Jr french artist no glasses

In the Napoleon courtyard of the palace, frequented by thousands of tourists every day, a black and white photograph made from square meters of paper stages an illusion whose dimensions are on the scale of the imagination of the artist.

In , JR shed light on his first “Louvresque” illusion with his first photographic anamorphosis.

An image of the Renaissance architecture of the palace, usually made invisible by the glass and iron aedicule, is glued to the most photographed side of the pyramid, hiding the modern icon of the museum from our view. T