"Mike" is really Mark. He says: The viewer can Choose to see the objects as front edge forward or front edge back.
Labels: art
by melinama @ 10:27 AM
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Best of Pratie Place:
In which I take Menticia and Itxa to the beach
I go sailing, make biofuel, and have blissful moments.
Bulgarian National Revival Architecture
Lunch with a Curmudgeonly Friend
Blueberries, Hot Sauce, Yoga, and deep-fat-fried Twinkies
Bad Spelling and Weird Food at the State Fair
Omagh, Bluegrass, the Sacred Harp, and Bollywood
Brides Do Not Control the Heavens
Scott's Fatal Antarctic Expedition
Lorax Hall of Shame #1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Sweet Potato Queens' Advice to the Lovelorn
Wedding Vendors - some not very useful rankings
Republican Woodstock: The Neshoba County Fair
A few of my daughter
Melina's great posts:
If you don't eat bones, your teeth won't hurt.
2 Comments:
Maybe its just me, because I see no comments, but I like these kind of optical puzzles. The line boxes like these highlight the role of viewpoint and observer choice in the way we see. The way the orientation of the box changes by a mental step has always facinated me. I do not know of an auditory illusion to match these visual ones.
I'm fascinated by the way you can see the masking tape under the paint in picture number two, and the texture is cool. It seems mysterious.
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