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This book explores the fascinating world of visual illusions, revealing how our brains interpret and sometimes misinterpret the information our eyes send. It examines the science behind why we see things that aren't really there, and why some illusions remain a mystery to scientists.
Optical illusions are categorised into physiological, cognitive, and literal types, each playing tricks on our perception of colour, brightness, movement, and shape. Discover how artists have cleverly employed illusions to showcase their skill and even embed hidden meanings within their work. From camouflage in nature and military history to the Bezold effect and colour perception, this volume provides insights into the captivating ways our minds construct the reality we experience.
Condition: Used (good, see images, minor marking on initial pages) Hardcover ISBN 9781844061730
