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A tree that has been cut in half yet still standing with its upper half floating in the air saw the passersby on a road of Potsdam, Germany. The impressive illusion was created by Daniel Siering and Mario Shu who wrapped a part of the tree with a plastic sheet that then painted with spray colors. The street artist imitated exactly the landscape behind the tree, fact that made their project even more plausible.
See the following video:
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