23 Amazing Anamorphic Artworks That Need A Mirror Cylinder To Reveal Their Beauty
Anamorphic art is based on a distorted projection, when only specific devices viewed from a specific angle let the viewer see the beautiful image hidden in an abstract image or sculpture. In mirror anamorphosis, an image is formed by a distorted mirror (usually a cylinder) placed near an abstract image or sculpture. This mind-bending technique was invented in the late Renaissance (16th century), but its potential is much appreciated by many brilliant contemporary artists as well, such as Jonty Hurwitz (previously here) and Myrna Hoffman, whose company produces mirror anamorphosis art kits and activities for kids.
Here we present an inspiring collection of the finest examples of this technique from both the past and present.
via: Bored Panda
Image credits: galois88
Created by Lisa Mallinson (left) István Orosz (right)
Created by István Orosz
Created by William Kentridge (left) István Orosz (right)
Created by Jonty Hurwitz
Created by Jonty Hurwitz
Created by István Orosz
Image credits: Lori Fossum
Created by István Orosz
Created by Myrna Hoffman
Created by István Orosz
Created by Vera Bugatti
Image credits: Rex Young
Created by William Kentridge
Created by István Orosz
Created by István Orosz
Created by Awtar Singh Virdi
Created by William Kentridge
Created by William Kentridge
Created by István Orosz
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