Watching visual tricks make you dizzy

With a rich imagination and abundant inspiration, the painter has brought viewers to the fantasy world, surreal and extremely lively.

Love painting and start drawing from a very young age, Canadian artist - Robert Gonsalves always pursues and creates complex multi-dimensional art drawings.

It is the use of shapes and colors and the use of the light law in metamorphic art that makes viewers go from one surprise to another. It seems that the author's picture is no longer static but moves constantly.

Each Gonsalves painting has a very unique personal story, but the boundaries between stories are not very clear. Viewers have to look back and forth, compare details, colors, and space to make them feel like the picture is "moving" with their eyes.

Metamorphic art (Metamorphic art) is the artist's use of technique of drawing husband or knitting many images, making viewers visualize a drawing in many different ways.

Is the stone pillar or boat group sailing in the sea?

These boys have a talent for riding a bicycle on . canopy.

In each drawing, there are two main parts: the "floating" part and the "sinking" part. But the details at each part are intertwined with a harmonious, implicit meaning.

This is merely a waterfall or hair stream of "fairies".

You can easily recognize the "floating" part of the image because with the purpose of impressing the eyes, they are drawn larger, clear and outstanding colors.

Is this girl flying in the green field looking from the air?

Are you wandering your soul in the river, zooming into the sky or floating in the vast space?

The "sink" part will be marked more faint, more abstract. At first glance you will easily ignore the small details, only when you look at it intently, do you realize the subtlety, breaking in each picture.

In order to produce these transformative pictures, the author took advantage of some visual rules.

Do you see skyscrapers rising up in the night sky or curtain cut off the window frame?

Usually, we identify all things around not only with our eyes but also with the brain (memory). That's why we can recognize an object even when we don't see the whole thing.

Sails full of wind in the sky or sail spread out in the sea?

Colors also help create a tricky effect because the human eye is easily attracted to brighter colors.

Glenfinnan rails with 21 famous arches in the Scottish plateau or the unique "puzzle" of athletes?

Along with creativity and sophistication, the author has created transformative paintings that make viewers curious and admiring.

Chess tables are made from white snow and trees and chess pieces are "enchanted" from ancient towers.

Have you ever experienced the feeling of warming by the fireplace by the woods?

Perhaps it is because of that "brain damage" that many people think, enjoying metamorphic pictures is like you are going through a test of viewers' eyesight.

The seagulls "transform" into the first silver wave.

There was a series of pine trees falling into the river or the girl in white clothes walking through the forest in the dark night.