In Case of Lost Childhood

Leon Keer is a world-renowned artist known for his captivating anamorphic street art. He’s created large-scale, eye-catching pieces across the globe, from Europe and the U.S. to Mexico, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Russia, New Zealand, Australia, and throughout Asia.

Leon’s work often carries a deeper message, exploring issues like environmental concerns and our world’s livability. His art plays with the contrast between beauty and decay, a metaphor he uses to reflect on life itself. Through his paintings, Leon invites viewers to confront the tension between the visible wear of modern times and a timeless longing for unspoiled beauty.

Throughout his career, he’s frequently performed live-action painting, bringing street art to life and sharing the creative process with audiences. While his anamorphic works are temporary, their impact lives on through social media, reaching admirers worldwide. As Leon puts it, “Every street art piece is unique and belongs to the street and its residents. The temporary nature of this art form strengthens its existence.”