Fanette Guilloud‘s anamorphic graffiti, first spotted on Scene 360, is the ultimate optical illusion. A Penrose triangle and other graphic shapes appear to be floating in abandoned spaces, adding to their surreality, but the cleverly photographed images weren’t created with Photoshop. Using old-fashioned perspective and simple paint, Guilloud’s installations are a creative sleight of hand maneuver. Take a closer look in our gallery.
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud
Photo credit: Fanette Guilloud