A small video of an anamorphic work on paper featured in “FILL THE WALLS!
ECA+ PRESENTS a SALON EXHIBITION of SMALL WORKS”
Easthampton City Arts, Easthampton Massachusetts
It’ll take your breath away, and return it minty fresh.

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This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

Anamorphic work painted with Matt Acrylic on a 6m x 3m canvas for the Big Splash event in Newport South Wales 2011. Designed and painted by Andy O’Rourke of Malarky.

This optical illusion was submitted by Andy O'Rourke.

Acrylic on panel with a mirrored Aluminium cone. The object works as a machine to examine and deconstruct an American Icon.

This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

Acrylic on an 10″ diameter MDF panel with a mirrored Aluminium cone. The object works as a machine to examine and deconstruct a demon. Study for a painting 8′ to 14′ diameter. Selected for :12 x 12: A Biennial Juried Exhibition of Small Scale Works of Art January 13 – February 10, 2011

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This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

Land-art urban, installed on the forecourt work is an immense contemporary garden. It symbolizes the link between Nature and city er their sometimes difficult cohabitation. Modern vision of the eye, anamorphosis 3D tube which turns when viewed from a previously defined point.

This optical illusion was submitted by Bonhoure.

Movie of an Anamorphic Painting of the Ace of Spades.

This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

Painting of a Narcissus using a conic aluminum mirror to construct and deconstruct the main image.

This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

Conic Anamorphic image from 2009.
Acrylic on panel.
10″ diameter

This optical illusion was submitted by Fletcher Smith.

A flat, 2D picture of a frog appears to the eye as three dimensional. The frog is stretched to 3 times his normal height, making the flat picture look like a real object.

This optical illusion was submitted by Rex Young.

If you look form left to right I step in a way, if you look from right to left then I step in other way

This optical illusion was submitted by Kilua Pham.