This applies similarly to sculptures too, which are sculpted in such hyper-realistic manners that make them appear as if they will move at any minute.Ĭaracas Sphere by Jesús Soto, at the Jesús Soto Museum of Modern Art Guillermo Ramos Flamerich, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons The rendering of the objects, still lifes, or scenes is in a three-dimensional manner that makes it appear real. It is often the depiction of an object on a flat, two-dimensional surface, but from the right angle, it appears to be three-dimensional. This is what Illusionism art is all about. Over time, the word evolved into what we typically associate with it today, and that is to play or trick our senses with optical illusions. The word “illusion” is derived from the Latin word ludere, which means “to play,” although the word has a history of its own, coming from other meanings like “to mock”.
Below, we look at the Illusion art definition and a brief historical overview of how Optical Illusion art started. Illusion art, although it seems like a modern art form, has its roots in older forms of artwork dating back to the Classical times of Greek art, and has since evolved over time with new techniques to form a 3D Illusion art genre.
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