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'Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle.'
Our brain can sometimes interpret confusing information and images (usually made up of colour, lines and irregular shapes) incorrectly, and produce unusual results. Some artists take advantage of this supposed 'disadvantage' and create some stunning and varied pieces.
Enjoy!
See a hidden, incredibly detailed portrait of Abraham Lincoln in a seemingly normal painting by Salvador Dali.
The Lincoln Illusion
Inanimate circles move because of the brain failing to process certain key details in the image, creating the illusion. Image credited to Akiyoshi Kitaoka.
The Rotating Snake Optical Illusion
Stare at a coloured stimulus and see what can be only likened to that of an 'eclipse'.
The Eclipse After-Image Illusion