Van Gogh Mural Eindhoven

The artwork can be seen in a tunnel that serves as the underpass of one of the old roads between Nuenen and Eindhoven, where Van Gogh often walked when moving from his parental home to the station.
“The starting point for the mural are two photos taken at the railway tunnel. The photos show the typical landscape that Van Gogh also depicted in his paintings: pollard willows, farmhouses and meadows. Through the use of colours there is a clear reference to his work. Because of the black outlines of each section, the mural looks like a large stained-glass window,” says Crevaels. Through the transition from one area to another, the colours in the tunnel come to life and spark the imagination. Stand still, look, and imagine yourself inside a Van Gogh painting.

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