Lithuanian Artists created Perspective street print on Trolleybuses
Have you seen trolleybuses? These were the earliest means of transport, and these buses have existed since 1882. Currently, there are fewer than 300 trolleybuses in existence. These vintage trolleybuses have been given a makeover by the artist Liudas Parulskis. Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, has a fleet of buses. To celebrate the 4th Vilnius Street Art Festival, the city's buses have been made to look like part of the street, creating an amazing camouflage effect. You can also find a wolf crossing the road, which is considered a spirit animal that is supposed to bring good luck.
Vanishing Trolleybus has a picture of the perspective of the street printed on both of its sides and once a day while crossing Tumo Vaizganto street and Gediminas Prospect intersection it “dissapears” by camouflaging itself into the landscape. Lithuania is well known for it's mazing architectures and recreating the artwork into the the trolleybuses adds an interesting insight into the culture of the Lithuania.
