By on June 12, 2006, with 34 Comments

Still tired, no sleep, disregard the title, has nothing to do with reality… Ever been awake two days in row? Don’t know how others react, but when I don’t get much sleep (I need about 12 hours of beatuy sleep per day to feel fresh) I feel like in a dream, hallucinating, changing mood from ultra-hyperactive to dead tired… Probably, you’re not here to listen to me (I never liked “blogs” where people share their problems and bore others to death with their online-bridget-jones-diaries-confessions), so here’s a challenge for you: I have no idea what text to write about this optical illusion below, so help me, put it in the comments, think-up your own story board and background for this flick, and maybe I’ll put it in this post next time I edit it. Am off! …to bed.


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34 Responses
  1. al weidersein says:

    this is from the museum of modern art in nyc…

  2. Deo Arrel says:

    It’s by conceptual/Earthworks artist and theorist Robert Smithson: Mirrors with Coral, from 1969.

  3. your name says:

    confused

  4. Sher-Bear says:

    Mirrors

  5. Angel eyes says:

    my head hurts

  6. Kevin says:

    noodles

  7. GreenDayGirl10123 says:

    and once again: this is an illusion how??? lol

  8. momo (girl momo) says:

    that løøkz weird……

  9. Lay-Lay says:

    mirror cube, whats wrong with its title. so bored

  10. Anonymous says:

    its obviously a quarter of carpet reflected i a box of mirrors……. i think

  11. Tori says:

    no offense but anyone could do that with a mirror and some petals… or a couple mirrors…

  12. pirategirl says:

    im confused…..HELP!!!!

  13. Superarah says:

    all it is, is 3 mirrors one on the floor and 2 on the walls in a corner the thing that tricks your eye is the carpet thingy in the middle

  14. CMASTAMEGAS says:

    OWWWWWWWWWWW MY HEAD HURTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  15. Brian says:

    I made something just like this (a little smaller maybe) for my “floating rocks” display. Really simple but effective! But of course you have to be standing in the right spot. For those who can’t see it… take this picture and open it in MS Paint or Photoshop or some kind of graphic editor. Using the extreme outside edges of the mirrors, fill in each one (3 large ones) with a different color all the way to the “pie” section in the middle. Try to remember that there are only 3 mirrors and each one is a perfect square: perspectively. You’ll see it then. :) Or do it yourself… run to walmart and pick up 3 square mirrors, build yourself a “corner” and put something in the middle.

  16. Wilton says:

    Or maybe, the whole block is just a single creation made of glass and mirrors…hmm…

  17. vesper says:

    an infinity cube (actually just 4 times bigger)

  18. Optiguy says:

    Hey Vurdlak, are you a girl?????

  19. Anonymous says:

    No clue have to be there to think about that!!!!

  20. Anonymous says:

    It’s as if there are three other rooms besides the one we are standing in, a hole in the center, and a floating island of coral above the hole.

  21. Anonymous says:

    you can see the camera people

  22. Jess says:

    this is really easy! all it really is is a mirror on the floor and on the walls to make an illusion that it is actually a table with a mat on top.

  23. chanthu_1993 says:

    3 mirrors placed in the corners of the wall with the quarter of a carpet placed in between them.

  24. Anonymous says:

    this is carpet and three mirrors try it and you might like it.I have and it made my mom go phsyco

  25. Cornelius says:

    Are you aware of hypercubes? If you think that’s mind blowing, try figuring out how a penteract, or, for a really good trip, a 10-cube works. Look it up.

  26. nobody says:

    i…wh…uh….GAAAAAH

  27. natalie says:

    i think its a bit of carpet in the corner then with mirrors all around it

  28. Patrick says:

    There are 3 square mirrors about 2 feet per side linning the floor and 2 adjacent walls. the piece of rug is “slice” 1/4th of the entire circular rug.

  29. GaryZ says:

    I figured out that it was 3 mirrors in a corner. But what makes the small darker cube? Is that the room’s ceiling? What I find so weird about this is how you see the top half of the people under their feet and legs. Also the strange odd shape that the floor and mirror reflections make. I count a total of five cube shapes. A real mind bender!

  30. Hello says:

    mirrors… what’s in the middle? emmh…
    AAARGH!

  31. Savz M says:

    its a basic card bored circle with carpet on it surrounded by mirrors

  32. Jon says:

    “I feel like in a dream, hallucinating, changing mood from ultra-hyperactive to dead tired… ”

    I feel like I’M in a dream? Changing mood(S) from ultra hyperactve to dead tired..

    You’re a writer and can’t write? What is that, cave man speak? I feel like in a dream.. i change mood from hyper tired hyper. I no not how make tired. You sound like an idiot.

    Then MAIL required? What do you want, my POSTAL address? Do you mean my Email? You guys are idiots.

  33. christian says:

    It’s a quarter of a carpet placed in the corner of the mirrors and one mirrors would reflect what the other mirrors reflect
    u get me

  34. james says:

    3 mirrors, 1 one the floor and 2 on the walls

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