Optical Illusion Art

Users found the optical illusion "confusing" and "creepy", while some of them claimed they always saw the plates face up.

A video is going viral on social media shows an artist creating a fairy-like structure spinning on a ball on a tree trunk with the remainder of the tree hovering above her head.

Makeup artist Mimi Choi said in her post that the look took over eight hours to create

A giant virtual wave crashes against a glass box in South Korea as pedestrians pass below it. The epic art installation has been programmed into the world's biggest outdoor high-definition screen in Seoul.

For Dain Yoon, a 24-year-old artist from Seoul, South Korea, her body is her canvas. And, more often than not, scrolling through her Instagram feed will leave you wondering: "Is this real life? Is this just fantasy?"

Users found the optical illusion "confusing" and "creepy", while some of them claimed they always saw the plates face up.

A video is going viral on social media shows an artist creating a fairy-like structure spinning on a ball on a tree trunk with the remainder of the tree hovering above her head.

Makeup artist Mimi Choi said in her post that the look took over eight hours to create

A giant virtual wave crashes against a glass box in South Korea as pedestrians pass below it. The epic art installation has been programmed into the world's biggest outdoor high-definition screen in Seoul.

For Dain Yoon, a 24-year-old artist from Seoul, South Korea, her body is her canvas. And, more often than not, scrolling through her Instagram feed will leave you wondering: "Is this real life? Is this just fantasy?"