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02-24-2016, 12:21 PM
Super trippy 3D painting will make you question your present reality
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If you're interested in never trusting your eyes ever again, check out this baffling 3D painting from UK artist Patrick Hughes.
The work, which is currently on display at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, is called "Superduperspective." This is **t a real word, which makes sense because **thing about this painting is grounded in reality.
From the side? Definitely a 3D painting. From the front? Oh, maybe it's **t 3D after all. But wait ... is it concave? Is it convex? Are our friends really our friends? Is anyone who they say they are? What is existence, really?
Anyway, cool painting. If you're anywhere near Birmingham, UK, go check it out. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/24/trippy-3d-painting/)
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If you're interested in never trusting your eyes ever again, check out this baffling 3D painting from UK artist Patrick Hughes.
The work, which is currently on display at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, is called "Superduperspective." This is **t a real word, which makes sense because **thing about this painting is grounded in reality.
From the side? Definitely a 3D painting. From the front? Oh, maybe it's **t 3D after all. But wait ... is it concave? Is it convex? Are our friends really our friends? Is anyone who they say they are? What is existence, really?
Anyway, cool painting. If you're anywhere near Birmingham, UK, go check it out. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/02/24/trippy-3d-painting/)
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