We cannot get enough of anamorphic art, which explains why we are so thrilled by the vibrant optical illusions created by Paris-based artist Georges Rousse.
By manipulating space and skilfully applying paint to selected parts of the site, Rousse plants wonderful artworks in deserted buildings that only come together for the viewer from a specific perspective.
While these artworks may look like the product of digital alteration, they are made completely by hand—compressing three-dimensional space into what looks like a flat photographs, the pictures of the artworks challenges the viewer to figure out how it is done.
In many cases, Rousse’s artworks look like portals to alternative worlds—view more images of them below.
[via My Modern Met]