Anders Gjennestad, aka STRØK, is a Norwegian artist who lives and works in Berlin, whom we had the pleasure of talking about earlier here. His works have the great peculiarity of looking three-dimensional and are characterized by characters dressed in black and white striped t-shirts.

In a work painted in Arendal, the artist’s hometown, three identical men seem to climb the wall of a building, while in a mural in Paris the characters float in the air, perhaps after a jump: the incredible realism and dynamism of his works are able to alter the perspective and spatial perception of those who observe them.

STRØK has also recently participated in the Nuart festival, in Aberdeen, although his next solo show will open on May 10 at Galerie Mathgoth in Paris and will last until July 9, 2019.

STRØK not only creates outdoor works but is also well known within the circuit of art galleries, where several times he has used rusty metal surfaces and dilapidated wooden doors, using them as canvases for drawing.