We have been strolling through the different cities of the world and have found that the lenticular is a strong trend. You can find it in streets and buildings around the world and legions of artists and graffiti decorate the street furniture lenticular motif. Fences, blinds, trellises, etc. All these elements serve all these artists canvas.

As Heraclitus of Ephesus  said "the only thing that is permanent is the movement". And today we'll top it. Today we speak of lenticular applied to moving objects.

Last week we talked you about a project that we developed for the Hospital de la Fe in Valencia. Today we are going to talk you about a project we did in Trinitat Nova Metro Station in Barcelona, presented as an example of how the lenticular art takes on a dual role, artistic and useful, in daily traffic spaces.

Some years ago, in 2012, we developed a really beautiful project. The project was named “Ventanas Mágicas" (in english: "Magic Windows"). Thought it, the Hospital de la Fe, in Valencia, pretended to provide a feeling of pleasantness to patients attending to the radiology department.

Throughout time there have been many artists who have experimented with perspective, depth and visual games.