File:Ambigram Magic Dream - mirror symmetry with a handheld pattern giving a reversed shadow on a blue wall.jpg

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TitleFile:Ambigram Magic Dream - mirror symmetry with a handheld pattern giving a reversed shadow on a blue wall.jpg
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Description on CommonsAmbigram Magic / Dream . Mirror symmetry (vertical axis) with a handheld pattern giving a reversed shadow on a blue wall. There is an expression, "it's all done with smoke and mirrors", used to explain something baffling. On the right, a human hand holds a white cloud of paper with holes as letter shapes. Contre-jour photograph, where the word "Dream" cut out within the cloud filters the sunlight to produce a symmetrical shadow on the left, displaying the word "Magic" on a wall. The blue background evokes the sky. Here the trick is immediately revealed through the photography, however it is possible for a conjurer to use the hollow pattern in the cloud of paper, to delude spectators. Mise en abyme is a formal technique of placing a copy of an image within itself, often in a way that suggests an infinitely recurring sequence (kind of self-reference ). Magical magic.
Creator credit (Artist)Basile Morin
Credit lineOwn work
Date on Commons2020-07-19 07:42:58
Licence (LicenseShortName)CC BY-SA 4.0 — see the licence page
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Width (pixels)5,494
Height (pixels)3,663
File size (bytes)8,044,025
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