The Crevasse, a 3D image by Edgar Müller, in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland. The 250-square metre image, which took five days to paint, appears to show a fault in the earth's crustPhotograph: Edgar Müller/Rex FeaturesMüller at work on The Crevasse. It took the artist and five assistants five days to create the effectPhotograph: Edgar Müller/Rex FeaturesA shark bursts from the pavement in this street painting created for the Illusion of Art festival in Hong KongPhotograph: Edgar Müller/Rex Features
Lava Burst transformed a typical German street into a scene from the apocalypse for the 30th anniversary of the international competition of street painters in GeldernPhotograph: Edgar Müller/Rex FeaturesMüller created Flash Flood for the Prairie arts festival in Moose Jaw in Canada in 2007. Situated on the appropriately named River Street, it was the biggest 3D street painting ever createdPhotograph: Edgar Müller/Rex Features
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