Can You Spot a Man in This Ambiguous Image?
Today, we present an image to help you understand optical illusions. A well – known cognitive illusion example is “My Wife and My Mother – in – Law”. Some see only a young woman looking away, in a thick coat, with a veil or fancy hat. Others see only the side – view of an old woman with a big nose, also in a thick coat, with a veil or fancy hat. Some can see both. It depends on what the brain perceives, based on familiarity.
People often don’t realize how our minds can deceive us. We might look at something and not notice an issue because our minds correct it while viewing an image or reading text.
In fact, we often ask you to study an image to see which figure catches your attention most. This helps us understand how your brain analyzes images and why it prefers one over another.
Can you find a man in this ambiguous image? There’s no time limit, but the quickest people take at most 20 seconds!
Igor Lysenko, a talented Russian artist, has been a stage painter at the Drama Theatre for 12 years. He specializes in double – vision and “secret paintings”. Each of his works has a surprise element, a hidden motif. Igor’s portfolio has a surreal atmosphere. I’m not sure why, but I often get that feeling!
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