OPTICAL ILLUSION
デジタル錯視 — Where perception bends reality. Move your mouse to create moiré interference patterns.
デジタル錯視 — Where perception bends reality. Move your mouse to create moiré interference patterns.
ヘルマン格子錯視
Gray dots appear at the intersections of white lines in your peripheral vision, but disappear when you look directly at them. This classic illusion occurs due to lateral inhibition in the retina.
オプアート
Geometric patterns creating illusions of movement, depth, and vibration. Inspired by Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely.
Concentric Rotation
Bulging Grid
Wave Distortion
周辺ドリフト錯視
These patterns appear to rotate when you're not looking directly at them. The illusion is strongest in peripheral vision. Inspired by Akiyoshi Kitaoka's "Rotating Snakes."
ペンローズの三角形
An impossible object that cannot exist in three-dimensional space, yet appears perfectly valid in two dimensions. Created by Roger Penrose.
カフェウォール錯視
The horizontal lines appear to be slanted, but they are perfectly parallel. This illusion is created by the offset pattern of alternating tiles.
視差深度
Move your mouse to create an illusion of 3D depth through parallax.
ミュラー・リヤー錯視
The two horizontal lines are exactly the same length, but the one with outward-pointing arrows appears longer than the one with inward-pointing arrows.