Best Illusions of 2021 Selected

We are now hours away from leaving 2021 behind. For many, this year has been spent trying to get over the stress and shock of 2020. Of course, we cannot say that we have enough time to listen to our heads due to the turbulent agenda in our country. While our minds are tired, we can take a look at other events to distract us. Best Illusions of the Year ContestThis news, which we have compiled the winners of, proves once again that everything is not as it seems.

Ghost Queen (Matt Pritchard)

The winner of the competition, Matt Pritchard, called the ‘ghost queen’. ‘The Phantom Queen’ with the illusion of deceiving even chess players.

The Changing Room Illusion (Michael A. Cohen)

This mind-blowing illusion by Michael A. Cohen pushes the boundaries of our perception. Look carefully at the first room shown…different to your eyes Is there anything? what has changed you will notice ‘slowly’…

Double Ring Illusion (Dawei Bai and Brent Strickland)

‘+’ When you look carefully at the sign, do you see how the circles move? This illusion, called the Double Ring, shows how two objects performing the same motion can look different depending on changing situations.

Slippers and Socks (Pascal Wallisch and Micheal Karlovich)

In the normal pictures shown, the colors of the slippers are obvious. However, when the colors of the socks change, you will see that it is not that easy… To give a small tip; under the green light pink objects gray, white objects are green visible.

The City That Made Out of Nothing (Christopher Tyler and David Phillips)

In order for people to perceive three-dimensional objects, corners and general lines must be clear. But the same effect, to see from different perspectives when moving It can also be created…

Oh La La Box (Oliver and Chloe Redon)

Perhaps one of the best examples of optical illusion is the illusion called the ‘Oh La La’ Box. This illusion is caused by our brains not ‘existing’ events. ‘must have’ It shows his focus on events.

Slime Hand (Yutaro Sato, Kento Imai and Kenri Kodaka)

The Slime Hand illusion is also in our brains. ‘apparent realities’ It shows how quickly you can be deceived. The perception in the brain is very interesting when the same movements are applied to the participants’ own hands and to the slime hands at the same time.

Rising Object Illusion (Kokichi Sugihara)

Kokichi Sugihara has won the Best Illusion of the Year Contest in recent years. a name that has won several times. Therefore, we can say that he is well known in this field. This illusion also reveals how some objects can be shown longer than they are when viewed from certain angles.

The Cube Problematic (Michael Cheshire)

With shadows and lights An example of how flat objects can be represented in three dimensions is illustrated by Michael Cheshire’s The Cube Problematic illusion.

Ghost Selector (Peter Veto)

Instead of showing an illusion that he created, Peter Veto draws attention to an illusion that many people experience but have difficulty making sense of. This illusion, which he calls the Ghost Selector, is when an outside light source is inside a vehicle. blinking like ‘selector’ takes over. This phenomenon, the cause of which is not fully known, causes the normally regularly emitted light to appear ‘intermittently lit’. This illusion is especially visible when drivers look at the cars behind them through the rear view mirror.