We present to you a completely new genre of street art — graffiti! Spanish photographer A.L. Crego transforms street art into hypnotizing animated photographs. His fantastic animations seem to open a door to the otherworld, demonstrating a frightening alternative reality.
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A.L. Crego works not only with street art. Recently, his work became the winner of a competition from the online library Europeana. The Spaniard combined Hans Andersen Brandekild's painting Worn out and Edward Maybridge's photo engraving A naked man digging with a pickaxe.