ARCHITECTURE OF ILLUSION

Architecture of Illusion are installations based on specific visual illusions, generated by the design of the geometric characteristics of a three-dimensional space.
One of the installation deals with the well known Ames illusion - better known as the "distorted room", demonstrated by the psychologist Adalbert Ames. A room, trapezoidal in both plan and section, is perceived as a usual rectangular room from a determined viewpoint. People moving along the "distorted" side of the room are seen as enlarging or shrinking, and two objects of the same size are perceived at considerably different scales .

site specific installations
In collaboration with David Foell





       
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movement infrastructure presented at:
New York Maker Faire 2016 "Making Moves"