Large-scale and vibrant hobby: Polish artist decorates multi-storey buildings with bizarre images (Photo)

Polish artist Natalia Rak's hobby is street art, which has absorbed her eccentric and sometimes crazy character. Many high-rise buildings not only in Poland, but also in other countries, have turned into real concrete canvases.

Natalia Rak's works are three-dimensional images that use images, allegory and interspersed with surrealism. These and other techniques are often used by street art artists. With the help of her hobby, a woman expresses her attitude, reports Bigpicture.

Natalia Rak draws attention to herself not only by the fact that there are not so many women artists working in the direction of street art in Poland. Her works are colorful, expressive, and mysterious. Thanks to this, the artist was invited to the USA, Germany, France.

The story of this woman is similar to the stories of a million artists. Since childhood, Natalia was fond of painting. After high school, she continued her studies at the University of Fine Arts. There she also learned various techniques, as well as working with materials that she had not previously used. But Natalia became interested in street art only in 2009. In the same year, she began to travel to festivals in other countries, where she took part in exhibitions of novice street art masters.

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