The whole process took a total of four machines and two days to fill the 14 meters on 12 canvases. How was it done, you might wonder? Well, there were paint bombs installed on the drones, and when the painting was finished it was named UFO.

“The city is an open canvas where people can put their stories in multiple ways,” Carlos Riatti shared on his Instagram profile. “UFO, the world’s first crowdsourced graffiti painted by a swarm of drones, follows the success of @scribit.design, the little robot that can translate web content data into images and text by drawing, erasing and re-drawing them on vertical surfaces!”

Scroll down and take a look at the artwork on Carlos Rato Associati’s Instagram account.

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The whole process took a total of four machines and two days to fill the 14 meters on 12 canvases. How was it done, you might wonder? Well, there were paint bombs installed on the drones, and when the painting was finished it was named UFO.

“The city is an open canvas where people can put their stories in multiple ways,” Carlos Riatti shared on his Instagram profile. “UFO, the world’s first crowdsourced graffiti painted by a swarm of drones, follows the success of @scribit.design, the little robot that can translate web content data into images and text by drawing, erasing and re-drawing them on vertical surfaces!”

Scroll down and take a look at the artwork on Carlos Rato Associati’s Instagram account.

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