And vision perceives the middle, as the consciousness considers it necessary. How did it become possible? It is very simple: the upper part of the window is depicted as a window located on the right side of the building (we are looking as if from below), and the lower part is on the left (we are looking from above). Once again, our vision has been deceived. Which side of the building is the window on? On the left, or maybe on the right? Look, without blinking, in the middle of the image for 20 seconds, and then move your gaze to someone's face or just a wall. Peripheral vision turns beautiful faces into monsters. The optical effect that gives the viewer a false impression of the seat is due to the original design of the chair, invented by the French studio Ibride. It's just that from a distance, vision does not perceive any little things, but puts more emphasis on large details. But how?! Nobody painted on mustaches, eyes, hair. Here everything seems to be done without optical illusion. If you look at the picture from a close distance, then you see the genius physicist A. By creating the effect of a receding corridor, the artist managed to deceive our vision: the upper ball seems to us larger, because our consciousness perceives it as a more distant object. In fact, this is an optical illusion: these two balls are absolutely equal.

Isn't it true that the size of these two balls is different? Is the top ball larger than the bottom? Stereo illusions, or, as they are also called: '3d pictures', stereo pictures. Optical illusion based on color perception

Circles in rectangle illusion