--- author: Jan Brennenstuhl categories: - Street Art cover: alt: '' height: 1824 src: https://www.urbanartcore.com/el-tono-pedestrian-interaction-art/eltono-scratched-surface.jpg width: 2432 credit: '' date: '2010-04-20T15:40:41Z' description: Famous street artist El Tono recently did another great street art experiment, which completely depended on pedestrian interaction. Let’s scratching the surface! tags: - El Tono - Interactive Art - Street Art Europe title: 'Interaction Art: El Tono’s New Street Art' url: https://www.urbanartcore.com/el-tono-pedestrian-interaction-art/ --- # Interaction Art: El Tono’s New Street Art A short while ago, Spanish street artist **El Tono** did another smart urban art experiment, which brings the street into the gallery! The guy, who is famous worldwide for [his abstract street paintings](/el-tono-nuria-spain/), installed whitewashed glass panels in the city of Coruña. The idea behind was, that people who past by that white wall, should scratch into its surface and create in this way a unique street artwork. And his plan worked! > “This is another experiment like Pubblico, Coriandoli or El Autotono where the final result of the artwork is completely dependent on pedestrian interaction. In this project the basis of my interest and observation was the combination of random organic drawings with my clean, calculated designs. People drew with their fingers slowly revealing my hidden images.” ([El Tono](http://www.eltono.com/exterior/branco-de-espana/)) Here are some impressions of that great experiment: ![eltono - street art experiment]() eltono - street art experiment ![eltono whitewashed glass panel]() eltono whitewashed glass panel Via [ekosystem.org](http://www.ekosystem.org/?permalink=6635).