ArtVo
Interactive trick-art gallery of hand-painted 3D illusion scenes spanning themed walk-through zones.
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About this audio guide
This guide to ArtVo in Melbourne traces how a gallery of hand-painted 3D illusions came together, starting with fourteen Korean trompe l'oeil artists who covered nineteen hundred square meters of empty retail space in just sixty days back in 2016. It follows the gallery's habit of reinventing itself, up through a 2026 reopening led by two of the studio's original painters rather than a new crew. You'll hear how much of that first artwork still survives underneath the newer scenes. Look for the floor markers before you start snapping photos.
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