Invisible in New York City

Trina Merry body paints people to blend with NYC architecture. In her series of art creation. She use the human body acting as a living canvas, Brooklyn-based artist Trina Merry paints landscapes and scenes, which seamlessly merge into their surrounding urban environment. New York City is the backdrop for merry’s meticulously illustrated architectural structures and landmarks, which are carefully detailed onto the nude bodies of female models. 

The Brooklyn bridge, Guggenheim museum and coney island’s vibrantly colored entrance gates are a few of the sites that are camouflaged onto the human forms, blending them together as if they were one. 

The building is painted very detail on the model as you can see clearly in the photo.  Also, The position is well fit to the real structure of the building and the scenery even the colour of the sky is matched nicely. The control of the colour is very good. Lastly, the idea of doing this project is very cool and creativity which bring out the meaning of humans are being "eaten" by the environment of the city. By the way, the model is wearing a pair of colour shoes that bring out the meaning of hope to be seen in the city. It is quite meaningful to me as now I am staying in the city which is crowded and noising. 

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Painting her model, Jessica Mellow and constantly vanishing her into part of the scenery.

Jessica Mellow describe  "You feel the transformation process. The brush itself, it's really soft. It feels more like a massage."

 

Every single changes of the scenery had troubled her to keep redraw or add-on the new movement of the street.

Cop tried to stopped her doing the painting as the model is naked and the law of NY doesn't allow it. 

  
Finally, she get through all the troubles and having a final check of her product.