“Paradoxymoron” and other works by Patrick Hughes.
According to the Urban Dictionary, a Paradoxymoron is “a person who argues in circles, often contradicting themselves”. By contrast, and according to fine artist Patrick Hughes, this is what a Paradoxymoron looks like:
Not that there’s anything so contradictory or redundant about this 1996 piece of fine art, mind you… well, except for the fact that it seems to change when you watch it from different standpoints. In fact, there’s a rather interesting optical illusion lurking right over the surface of the painting. Check it out:
As you can see, this is a “trompe d’oeil” type of painting (that’s “trick the eye” in French), that relies on a three-dimensional canvas to deliver a different image depending on the perspective of the viewer… or maybe I should say it depends on the “Reverspective”? Well, it’s plain to see this is a unique painting – and just in case you want to know more about Patrick Hughes Read the rest of this entry »
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