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kyra and welcome to another fun filled edition of the show with me your house meghan lee we've got lots of ground to cover so let's get right to it here's a look at what's coming up. optical illusions meet a creative street artist from athens. tasty treat enjoyed atlantica fish cooked to perfection in lisbon. an aerial images take to the skies with a german photographer. we start off today show with a bit of insanity the artist in same fifty one panes three d.

murals that change when the viewer reds wears a special red and blue glasses now the artist and his large scale works have earned him quite a reputation on the international scene we take a second look now on the streets of both berlin and athens. is this a woman. or a skeleton. figure. a couple different images appear depending on whether you look at this street on three hundred or a blue lens. the man behind this optical illusion is. that this. goes by the city insane fifty one with some one hundred ninety thousand. of the street it's twenty six year old prince of his meals to fans worldwide he calls the style double exposure three d. what's unique about this technique is that it requires the glasses to see the two

different. glasses the first thing you see. the different modes and then with the glasses you actually have to discover what's behind it for most people. like these. that we have. to discover. find something new i think that's why people get excited about it. before you get. to work with the designs on the computer using photoshop he fuses different images . on the internet. the computer is really important for be able to show off my artworks for the whole process and i always start from the computer making the skids which is one thing but. taking it to the wall requires a lot of skill

a lot of knowledge and experience and i combined these two. i have the final result . when he's completely happy with the design festival stethoscope. the outline of the first image. bed here plus the red paint and completes that. next he creates the second image the skeleton with blue paint insane fifty one doesn't put down his smartphone for a minute he's constantly checking the exact distance between the two superimposed pictures.

i think the more than the. first one there is no room for mistakes so you have. a person who answered the door more in the first form. if you look through the red lens you see the portrait of the woman if you look through the blue lens you see the skeleton it takes about four hours to create a mirror like this one insane fifty one street art has been widely accepted. he's invited to take part in international festivals and just getting more and more commissions. for example from the likes of the ruins find nothing. at first glance you see the portrait of a woman in the ruins are revealed when you put on the three d. spectacles. or you know that's a lot better you can understand the sense of it and the picture really fits the

name of the bar but without these glasses you can't really tell that. but that's all part of the artist's concept in saying fifty one enjoys the varying reactions. one of the things that they deal with is that people can't really see the second layer or understand exactly what's happening but that's also something that they really like about this technique there's all this background behind the piece and it's not what you see it's not what you get. deficit that is began as a street artist in his home city of athens in two thousand and seven but back then he didn't use special effects. painting a wall is first of all it's fun because you have a really big canvas that you can play with. everyone can see and it's for free you don't have to pay to go somewhere to see it so it's for

everyone it's also temporary art so you do it in the.