An impossible orange structure embedded in a surreal, Magritte-like painting.
This image is part of a book project exploring visual illusions through paintings inspired by the styles of well-known artists. The idea is to revisit familiar artistic languages—Magritte, Picasso, and others—through invented works that play with visual illusions, perspective, and perceptual paradoxes.
I’m developing this as a richly illustrated book for a broad audience interested in art, perception, and visual thinking.
I’d be interested in hearing from publishers or art-book editors who might like to explore the project.