Optical Illusion 3

The artwork is a depiction of the Penrose triangle, an impossible object that appears to be a solid three-dimensional triangle but is actually a two-dimensional illusion. It was originally created by the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher in 1958. The triangle is composed of three smaller triangles, each of which is a right triangle with two equal sides and one unequal side. The unequal sides of the three triangles are all the same length, and the angles between the unequal sides are all the same. This creates the illusion of a solid triangle, but when the viewer tries to follow the lines of the triangle, they will eventually come to a point where the lines do not connect. The artwork is a fascinating example of how the human brain can be tricked by optical illusions.