STUART — Charles Fazzino, the famous 3D pop artist whose art is hanging in the homes of many celebrities and art collectors, has an exciting exhibit on display at the Elliott Museum.

Inspired by childhood pop-up books, Fazzino’s art transforms everyday life into vibrant, joyful experiences bursting with color, movement, and imagination.

His signature hand-assembled layered technique creates three-dimensional scenes that invite viewers to explore every playful detail, from bustling cityscapes to iconic moments in pop culture.

Collected by museums around the world, Fazzino’s pop art celebrates the energy of life itself.

This immersive “Charles Fazzino Master of 3-D Pop Art” exhibition will be on display through May 31 2027.

A second immersion

A second 3-D exhibit invites visitors to step beyond the frame and into a world where art comes alive and you become the story.

“3D Doubt Your Eyes” is an immersive exhibition featuring large-scale, hand-painted illusion artworks.

Every scene in this exhibit is hand-painted by illusion artists trained in the specialized discipline of anamorphic 3D painting — a technique that uses perspective, shadow, and spatial distortion to create convincing three-dimensional illusions on flat surfaces.

Each piece is engineered from the perfect viewpoint. Visitors can pose, photograph, and interact with dozens of immersive scenes designed to produce astonishing, share-worthy images.

This internationally touring exhibition has captivated audiences across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States with its remarkable ability to blur the boundary between imagination and reality.

“3D Doubt Your Eyes” will be on display through Nov. 15, 2026.

All exhibits are included in general admission which is $20 for adults; $18 for seniors 65 ; $10 for youth ages 6-12.

Admission is free for kids 5 and under, and veterans and active service US military with proper ID.

The Elliott Museum is located at 825 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart.

The Elliott Museum and the House of Refuge Museums are participants of Museums for All. Through Museums for All, those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) receive free admission for a family of four to the Elliott and House of Refuge Museums simply by presenting their picture ID and SNAP EBT card.