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Artists Tayfun Sarier and Guus ter Beek, who works under the name of In Return, previously featured for their “Street Eraser”, has taken street art to the next level with GIFs.
In their latest project, titled “GIFs Go Wild”, the English creatives brought GIFs from their favorite artists like Dain Fagerholm and Davidope, to the streets of London—placing them in frames and installing them on trash bins, bus stops, and mail boxes.
Watch the video below to see how the public react to these animated installation.
[via Creative Bloq]
Artists Tayfun Sarier and Guus ter Beek, who works under the name of In Return, previously featured for their “Street Eraser”, has taken street art to the next level with GIFs.
In their latest project, titled “GIFs Go Wild”, the English creatives brought GIFs from their favorite artists like Dain Fagerholm and Davidope, to the streets of London—placing them in frames and installing them on trash bins, bus stops, and mail boxes.
Watch the video below to see how the public react to these animated installation.
[via Creative Bloq]