If you're a fan of Trina Merry, then you're in for a real treat today! The artist recently teamed up with influencer Taylor LaVie to create an incredible bodypainting collaboration...and the results are breathtaking. This is one art project you definitely don't want to miss! Keep reading to see photos and learn more about this incredible project.

Watch what happens when a stunning model becomes a walking work of art.

Trina Merry is a world-renowned bodypainter

Taylor LaVie is an Instagram Influencer and Only Fans Model
The two teamed up to create an incredible art project on the Brooklyn Bridge
The finished product is stunning and the public’s reactions were hilarious
Keep scrolling to see it all come together!

Summertime in New York City means hot, sticky days and hordes of tourists clogging up the streets. But if you know where to look, there are still plenty of secrets to be found in this concrete jungle. The Brooklyn Bridge offers some of the best views of Manhattan. Normally, when you see someone walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, they're surrounded by the iconic structure. But today, there's just a model walking around nearly nude. Thanks to Trina Merry, the bridge has turned into her canvas, and the model has become one with it.

Merry is a world-renowned bodypainting artist who creates incredible illusions that make her models disappear into their surroundings. For her latest project, she painted influencer Taylor LaVie to look like she was disappearing into the Brooklyn Bridge. The finished product is stunning and incredibly realistic.

Merry says her art is about "challenging the viewer's perception of reality”. She's inspired by architecture and nature and loves to create illusions that make people do a double take.

The piece was commissioned by LaVie after she saw Merry’s “Urban Camouflage” series.

“As a newer resident of New York it was really special to be camouflage painted into such an iconic place like the Brooklyn bridge. Trina’s extremely talented and being able to be a part of her work seemed like a really unique and fun opportunity to share with my audience.,” said LaVie.

They arrived at sunrise to create the painting, which took around an hour and a half.

“It was a lot harder than it looks standing in one position at 5 o’clock In the morning,” said LaVie.

“I love arriving to a location before most people wake up and seeing their reactions as they’re having their morning commute,” said Merry.

The public was shocked by the early morning performance.

“The reactions were the funniest part, people were very caught off guard and didn’t really know how to react or even if it was okay to look especially in the beginning. As the process began to come together it was really cool to see the reactions from people walking by,” said LaVie.