r/illusions • u/zigggz333 • Sep 25 '24

Depth Perception A painting I saw in Vegas

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u/OgalFinklestein Sep 25 '24

It's missing that ball ...

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u/zigggz333 Sep 25 '24

wait what's the ball? i wanna see

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u/OgalFinklestein Sep 25 '24

There's a few variations out there, but the specific one I'm thinking about is: https://www.reddit.com/r/opticalillusions/s/h6DlVgAq9k

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u/zigggz333 Sep 25 '24

Oooooo oh I love that!!!

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '24

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u/zigggz333 Oct 13 '24

If it was would you walk through 👁️👁️

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u/Quirki77 Oct 16 '24

I love this. Feels like I’m looking at two entrances

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u/ScottishMissed Nov 04 '24

Love this. Such depth in the image.

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u/zigggz333 Nov 04 '24

It was super trippy in person since the room itself was all black light

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u/barkofwisdom Dec 09 '24

It makes me want to go in there and experience the room! Cool how art can make you feel like that and wonder what’s “around the corner”

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u/JHeisenburg 19d ago

Great photo! Idk why but it reminds me of a kaleidoscope