Optical illusions with multiple black and white lines that create the perception of movement, distortion, or other effects are often referred to as “Op Art” (short for optical art).
Op art is a style of visual art that uses patterns, lines, and colors to create visual illusions and tricks that play with the viewer’s perception.
These illusions can create three-dimensional effects of movement, vibration, or even depth, despite being two-dimensional images. The Op Art movement became popular in the 1960s and continues to be an intriguing form of artistic expression.
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- What number do you see in this optical illusion?
- Do you know this about OP art?
What number do you see in this optical illusion?
Eyesight test…. What number do you see? pic.twitter.com/5n0wjyEdkX
– Figen (@TheFigen_) August 28, 2023
While some people were able to glimpse the hidden numbers, others were unable to see anything at all. An optical illusion has spread across the Internet and has stumped a large number of people. The goal is to find the numbers hidden within a black and white background. It is difficult to find them all. Are you interested?
“An Eye Exam”. “What is the number you see?” Figen tweeted as he presented an optical illusion in X.
Two hidden digits are ready to be revealed inside this mystifying work of art. Do you think you can identify the two-digit number faster than others?
Your time has come…
Here’s what people thought of the baffling image:
“I can’t see anything,” wrote one X user.
I can not see anything
—usman (@meet_usman) August 28, 2023
The original poster responded, “But it’s very simple,” with a smiley face. “I went to get my glasses, which are in the other room, but when I got there, I forgot why I went in there and then I needed to pee. Hello and welcome to my world. And I’m looking into this on a PC, and with or without glasses, I don’t see any numbers,” said another.
I went to get my glasses, which are in the other room, but when I got to the other room I forgot why I came in there and so I had to go pee. Welcome to my world. And I’m looking at this on a PC, and glasses or not, I don’t see any numbers.
-B1B_Lancer (@B1B_Lancer) August 29, 2023
A third claimed: “I just saw the letter Q.” “Oh, I took off my glasses and stepped back. “Now I see 17,” said a fourth.
“I saw 17 for a millisecond,” added a fifth. It’s not there anymore.
“Maybe I’m hallucinating.” “If you’re having trouble, keep the phone as far away as possible and slowly cross your eyes.” “You’re welcome,” said a sixth.
I see number 17! https://t.co/JoGWyCP5i1
—Larry Miller (@LarryMillerTV) August 29, 2023
In this confusing optical illusion, what number do you see? And the answers are the numbers 1 and 7.
Do you know this about OP art?
Op art engages the brain’s visual processing centers, providing a unique and visually stimulating experience. The intricate patterns and illusions challenge the brain to decipher complex visual information.
It often features intricate and repetitive patterns. Seeing and deciphering these patterns can improve the brain’s ability to recognize and process visual patterns in general.
These illusions challenge the brain’s perception and encourage viewers to question what they are seeing. This causes the brain to explore and analyze visual information more deeply, improving perceptual awareness.
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