Panoramic Wales Reversephotospective
Panoramic Wales Reversephotospective (Medium)
Black and White Collection Reversephotospective
Venetian Reversephotospective
Colour Collection Reversephotospective
Venetian 2 Reversephotospective
Reversephotospectives are an innovative fusion of photography, sculpture, and optical physics, designed to push the boundaries of traditional photographic art. This unique art form transforms flat, two-dimensional images into captivating three-dimensional optical illusions that engage and interact with the viewer.
The concept behind Reversephotospectives involves creating sculptural reliefs with a concave surface, onto which a photographic image is carefully mapped and distorted. This intricate process is grounded in principles of perspective and visual perception. As a result, when the artwork is viewed from various angles, it appears to shift and move in unexpected ways, creating a mesmerizing illusion of depth and motion.
The magic of Reversephotospectives lies in their ability to play with the human brain's perception of depth and dimension. What initially appears as a flat image transforms into a dynamic, sculptural experience as viewers walk around it. The optical effect tricks the eye into seeing parts of the image receding or advancing, depending on the angle of observation. This interplay between stillness and movement engages the viewer, inviting them to interact with the artwork by changing their vantage point.
The result is a highly visual and optically striking experience that challenges the conventional boundaries of photography and sculpture. Each piece not only captures the viewer’s attention but also invites them to explore and question their own perceptions, turning the act of viewing into an active, participatory experience.
The above displayed Reversephotospectives were successfully exhibited at:
The Museum of Modern Art, Machynlleth, Wales, UK
The Washington Gallery, Penarth, Cardiff, Wales, UK
Tŷ Howell, The National Assembly for Wales, UK
