‘Emulsifier’, A Glass Sculpture That Displays Four Different Images Depending on the Viewing Angle

by E.D.W. Lynch at 2:32 PM on October 16, 2014

“Emulsifier” is a hand-painted glass sculpture by Austria-based artist Thomas Medicus, that, depending on the viewing angle, displays four different illustrations. The sculpture is displayed on a rotating base, which causes each illustration to slowly appear and disappear in an endless loop.

photos via Thomas Medicus, GIF via Colossal

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