Japanese student’s illusion wins award and goes viral.
16 Juli 2016 12:01
Brilio.net/en - Is it a square? Or maybe a circle? Is Earth really round in shape? Are mosquitos really that small? Does the world even exist? What does exist even mean? Who am I?
These are all questions weve asked ourselves after watching this video created by a Japanese student.
Kokichi Sugihara, who studies at Meiji University in Japan, has confused people around the world minds with his Rectangles and Circles project. His work has even won him the Neural Correlate Society's Best Illusion of the Year contest.
The trick shows 3-D printed objects rotated in front of a mirror.
Take a look and see what you think
Amazing, right?
The video has drawn plenty of attention and one YouTuber, who believes hes found the key to Sugiharas little secret...
Make sure that you watch the first video before jumping to this one:
You can have some peace of mind after watching that.
