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Art What you are seeing is really a spiral? By not knowing anything represented in figure our interpretation may be even more difficult to know when, for example, in Figure ambiguous duck and rabbit. Looking carefully you will see that it is not a spiral, but a series of concentric circles. You can discover nature in the illusion using a pencil to follow the lines of the circles. The checkered background toward the center is that eludes our vision in making interpret the image of concentric circles like a spiral. The key to the secret of these images is to stop looking at them as a whole and we focus on the details alone as was suggested to unravel the Mona Lisa smile, or stop to look at them with a pass peripheral vision and viewing them with a central vision. Central vision allows us to see the details and peripheral vision allows us a broader view of what is around us. Op Art: the movement that entices The works of Op Art seduce our eyes the illusion of movement. Despite representing still images, producing the illusion of motion. Note one: The Op Art emerged in the mid-1950s and developed simultaneously in Europe and the United States. It is an expression that comes from English and art optical means according Proenca, 2001 "optical art". A work of Op Art as is observed, gives the impression that changes and the figures move forming a pictorial. Op Art works are abstract, formal and extremely accurate, deal directly with the illusion projected on the physical structure of the eye or in the brain, caused by excitement or accommodation of the retina. Calls the active participation of the viewer with the work, because it changes as we move: it seems to move, multiply, deepen and emerge to the surface. The works of Op Art resemble the pictures developed today through the computer, through programs that create images that can be played on television, in movies and even on paper. Art: illusion or reality?
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Umjetnost Ono što vidite stvarno spirala? Po ne znajući ništa prikazan na slici naša interpretacija može biti još teže znati kada, na primjer, na slici dvosmislenim patke i zeca. Gledajući pozorno vidjet ćete da to nije spirale, ali niz koncentričnih krugova. Možete otkriti prirodu u iluziji koristeći olovku slijediti linije krugovima. Karirani background prema središtu je da izmiče našu viziju u izradi interpretirati sliku koncentričnim krugovima poput spirale. Ključ za tajnu ovih slika je da se zaustavi gleda na njih kao cjelinu i fokusiramo se na detalje sami jer je sugerirao da shvatimo osmijeh Mona Lise, ili prestati gledati na njih s prijevoja perifernog vida te ih gledate s centralnog vida. Centralni vid nam omogućava da vidimo detalje i periferni vid nam omogućava širi pogled na ono što je oko nas. Op Art: pokret koji potiče Djela Op Art zavesti oči iluziji pokreta. Unatoč predstavlja fotografije, stvarajući privid gibanja. Napomena jedan: Op Art nastao sredinom 1950-ih, a istodobno razvija u Europi i Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama. To je izraz koji dolazi iz engleskog i umjetnosti optičkih elemenata, ovisno Proença, 2001 "optički umjetnosti". Rad Op umjetnosti kao što je primijetio, daje dojam da je potez mijenja brojke i formiranja slikovno. Op Umjetnička djela su apstraktne, formalno i izuzetno precizan, bave izravno s iluzijom projicirane na fizičke strukture oka ili u mozgu, zbog uzbuđenja, odnosno smještaju mrežnice. Pozivi aktivno sudjelovanje gledatelja s radom, jer se mijenja kako se krećemo: čini se da se presele, množite, produbljivati i isplivati na površinu. Djela Op Art nalikuju su slike razvijene danas putem računala, kroz programe koji stvaraju slike koje se mogu igrati na televiziji, u filmovima, pa čak i na papiru. Umjetnost: privid ili stvarnost