Abstract illusionism - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

George D. Green was a founder of Abstract Illusionism, an art movement that uses shadow and perspective to create depth and dimension. His piece Gateway Star gives a sense of the elements popping out at you as you feel pulled in through the center of the painting. He also uses a technique called impasto, where paint is built up thickly, often achieved by mixing paint with another medium like cold wax. You can come see Gateway Star in our exhibit, Dr. Drab's Lab, now through August 24. #topeka #l

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Clip.Central Tv on Instagram: "🦜… At first glance, it looks like a hyper-realistic parrot perched on display. But from the side, the illusion breaks — the entire bird is constructed from dolls, toys, and everyday objects layered together. . . The artist uses color, shape, and texture to turn childhood items into a lifelike sculpture that only reveals its true form from certain angles. It’s a perfect example of how perspective can completely change what we think we’re seeing. . . Like this kind