It is a magical 3D illusion.
By Robert Lewis Taylor The New Yorker, April 17 , 1948P. 31 illusion of the bird flying away with the baby was created.
"360° Illusion," which inevitably conjures the mirrored architectural interventions of Dan Graham, is a provocative mix of formalism and psychoanalysis (think Lacan's "mirror stage").
Made in the mid-17th century, it suggests the 3D illusion of a tiny room when you put your eye to its peephole.
But the Web 2.0 illusion survived long enough to cost credulous investors a small fortune last week, in Facebook's disaster of an initial public offering.
Through March 5 With works like the dazzling "360° Illusion" (2007), a giant set of rotating, pinwheel-like mirrors, the Danish artist Jeppe Hein has played carnivalesque games with the architecture of various art spaces.
With works like the dazzling "360° Illusion" (2007), a giant set of rotating, pinwheel-like mirrors, this Danish artist has played carnivalesque games with the architecture of various art spaces.
It uses a 3D camera and specially designed glass to create an interactive, 3D illusion.
Most importantly, the 3D illusion is sustained as you change your position so you can move around to get the best vantage point.
3D Illusion Murals Turn French Streets into Outdoor Art Galleries.
