Arturo Brachetti The Italian master of quick-change, who has captivated more than a million people across the globe, bamboozled West End audiences last year with his eye-catching costumes and intriguing illusions.
In an intriguing type of illusion, touch sensations can be felt as produced on objects, such as rubber hands, mannequins or virtual bodies, located away from participants' real limbs or bodies [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].
One intriguing example of a visual illusion is the phenomenon of phosphene perception.
Besides testing just how little it takes to create an illusion, Mr. Campbell's works have an intriguing moodiness.
Although we cannot tell whether the latter finding reflects a neural cause or consequence of the augmented illusion in schizophrenia, these findings are particularly intriguing in light of the fact that various symptoms of schizophrenia may reflect a disrupted sense of self (6).
In his "Submerged Crystal" series here, which he describes as "sunk vases in thick clear crystal," he creates intriguing impressions of one vessel suspended in another, an ethereal illusion of precarious equilibrium that could only be created in glass.
However, exploring the correlation between the subjective experience of the illusion and the symptoms induced by ketamine produced some intriguing observations.
Brigner's intriguing proposal is able to explain, at least qualitatively, perceptual illusions evoked by stimuli at just two positions, but how or why the brain would undertake the proposed coordinate transformation is unclear.
This phenomenon is commonly called 'the waterfall illusion' (or motion aftereffect), and the illusory motion is of an intriguing sort.
