Julian Beever (1959) is a British artist.
Beever creates trompe-l'oeil drawings in chalk on pavements and sidewalks in the mid-nineties. His works are created using a projection called anamorphosis to create the illusion of three-dimensional when viewed from an angle. It is known as Pavement Picasso.
Julian Beever first drew scenes of gypsum in the UK, then worked as an itinerant artist to perfect his self-financing possibilities while traveling to cities around Europe, USA, Australia and many others.
Beever writes:
"Time and the police were the main obstacles to circumvent" .
His art has appeared in New York City in Times Square, Paris, London, Buenos Aires ...
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