Street Art (Edgar Mueller Part 4)

This is the second cave piece created by Edgar Mueller (First piece here). This artistic work was created in Geldern, Germany which is where the previously discussed Lava Burst piece was completed. This was also done for the International Street Painting Competition.

Rain is one of the greatest enemies of street artists. Much effort must be put into precautions against rain or all the difficult labor done will be wasted.

The third of Edgar Mueller's cave project can be found in Ptuj, Slovenia. The mural was completed in four days right in time for the Culture Festival that took place in Ptuj.

A challenge Mueller faced here was the rough surface of the roads. Poor surface condition is a challenge faced by street artists everywhere. This is one reason some street painters prefer doing their work on a canvas to remove any problems with floor conditions.

Street Art (Edgar Mueller Part 3)

This anamorphic art piece by Edgar Mueller was commissioned by Unbranded, an italian communication agency. The purpose was to promote Austria tourism which works because anamorphic art are an eye-catching method of advertisement. In this video, it seems like he is working alone this time instead of working with others from Die Strassenmaler. "Die Strassenmaler" or "The Streetpainters" is a business led by Edgar Mueller and Manfred Stader.

Edgar Mueller created the next massive anamorphic art piece in West India Quay, London, UK. According to Mueller, the cave idea was inspired by the caves he visited in Shandong, China.

Street Art (Edgar Mueller Part 2)

Edgar Mueller completed this chaotic fiery piece in Geldern, Germany. This was during the anniversary of an international street painting contest.

The incredible artwork below was created for Tepli-Stan Mega Mall in Moscow, Russia. It was mentioned that the air was full of smog that made it difficult to breathe but the smog seems to fit nicely with the painting.

Street Art (Edgar Mueller Part 1)

Edgar Mueller was born in Mülheim, Germany and developed a fascination with painting at an early age. He won his first street painting competition at age 19 and eventually earned the title of Master Street Painter.

The street painting seen below was around 280 m² which is Edgar Mueller's largest project. The painting was done for Prairie Art Festival in Moose Jaw, Canada. The street actually had the name of "River Street".

Shown below is Edgar Mueller's Crevasse project. This was done in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland for the Festival of World Culture. The size of the project was about 250m² and it took about 5 days to complete.