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Le Mans Street Art 'Rabbit Hole' Gains Global Recognition

A striking anamorphic mural titled 'Rabbit Hole' in Le Mans, France, has become a significant attraction, recognized globally for its artistic merit.

Located on Rue Jankowski, the artwork by Parisian artist Seth transforms a dead-end street into an illusionary glowing tunnel. Painted in 2022 for the Plein Champ urban art festival, it spans three buildings and six stories.

The piece utilizes anamorphic perspective, creating a 3D illusion from a specific viewpoint. It depicts a child chasing a white rabbit into the light, reflecting themes of childhood wonder common in Seth's work.

'Rabbit Hole' was a finalist in Street Art Cities' public vote for the best fresco of 2022, ranking in the top five globally and the only French artwork in the top ten.

The mural has since become a popular photographic spot in Le Mans, drawing visitors who specifically seek it out among the city's numerous commissioned murals.

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