Street art is usually meant to disrupt its environment and to capture our attention, but the artists on this list practice a special technique that makes their artist even more eye-catching and playful – they tailor their art to its surroundings so that their (usually) 2D paintings seem to interact with their 3D surroundings. Oak Oak, Banksy, and Ernestas Zacharevi?ius are just a few examples of artists who regularly create awesome “interactive” street art.
Source: 28 Pieces Of Street Art That Cleverly Interact With Their Surroundings | Bored Panda