Wait.. is this REAL lace ?!

beautiful!

I am still trying to fathom how an artist manages to maintain scale and symmetry on such a large format. Is it done by projecting an image into the surface? Or is it done first by altering a digital photograph of the structure and scaled up? Some can be done freehand, such as the blue wall and possibly the two that are done one the sides of the buildings. The others have such uniformity, it makes me wonder... Number 3 in Sweden is my favorite.

I love this so much!

It looks like it glows! So nice in the gloomy weather.

Makes a nondescript building so much better!

How does she do it? The lace seems to be in negative as though she has a pattern and sprays through it.

I'm in this city today :D what a coincidence.

I wonder if the woman who is gazing at the artwork is the one is is depicted in it. Perhaps she is a traditional lace maker.

It's like a tablecloth draped the building. So beautiful.

Like a notecard. The next house over should be the matching envelope.

love the shades and gradation.

Took something I'm normally afraid of and made it into something of beauty!

Gorgeous-! I love how the shading on this one makes the artwork seem three-dimensional.

I love how it looks like a web woven by one incredibly skilled (and very large) spider.

Wow, so huge in comparison to the people walking.

It's a lace doily classing up the place!

I used to work in Spain and traveled extensively throughout the country. However, I still for the life of me I still have not made it to Valencia. I think that it made me time as it looks like two of these gorgeous murals are there!

It's so odd how delicate that looks.

The creepiest location