Italian artist Alessandro Diddi - a talented illustrator with a brilliant and creative mind, is able to make people believe that his art have really escaped from the shackles of a two-dimensional paper sheet. His incredible drawings, created by skilled hands with the play of light and shadow, can deceive the human eye and make viewers believe that images are really three-dimensional.
The artist uses in his work only a pencil, paper, scissors and small improvised objects. However, thanks to the use of special design techniques, his work seems to come to life and begin to interact with the outside world. Alessandro Diddi uses the optical anamorphism known among professionals. The image or object is converted optically in different scales in two mutually perpendicular directions. As a result of this transformation, the proportions and configuration of the original image or object change.
Alessandro Diddi carefully draws the corners, skillfully uses shadows and half-tones... easily delude our eyes and brain. "I like to create and I like to shock people with my artwork. Give me some paper and pencils!"- says the artist.