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I loved the multi colored circles! I thought it was cool when I saw it shifted! :)

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It was so cool looking at something how it's ment to look, then look at it up close!

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That was amazing. All that stuff looked so three dimensional. But when some it close up it looked so weird. My favorite one was the different colored circle.

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This was amazing! I love optical illusions! It's crazy how he did that! It looked like they just took a picture of the building and added the paintings on top. How did he'd know that they were going to look that way? He must have been planning for so, so long

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That was insane how if you look at that a certain way it looks crazy

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That makes my brain hurt. That must have taken a lot of effort though.

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It's so crazy how from a distance they look all three dimensional and then up close they look all weird and painted in random ways

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That's super cool! From far away it looks as if it is 3D but up close it isn't. I bet this paint style would work great on trains!!!🚂

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Holy cow!! That was so cool how your eyes can see something that is not there. The one about  the glass that was painted.

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I wonder how he was aloud to paint on everything.
I thought it was a wall because they are allusions and they mess with you.🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

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I thought it was cool that the illusions were just paintings.

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It's weird how your eyes can t

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I thought this was really cool! I like that the artist used such creative things to do her illusions.

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I think that it was amazing how painted optical illusions can look so great from a far distance to the naked eye.

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I thought that this article was very interesting. Felice Varini was a very popular and smart person. The way that he painted to look like it was actually real was amazing. My favorite was the blue square the way he made it look like they were built with a hard material. Actually, it's all paint. I think that this too pretty a long time but it was a great finish and a great illusion.

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That is really weird. My favorite was the second one and the square one.

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This is really cool. I really liked the square and the red, blue, and yellow one. I can't believe that all of that was done with just paint. It is just amazing. 🎨

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I thought that the room with the circles in triangles was the most interesting. Also I really liked the circles with a bunch of different
colors. It's amazing how this artist paint on the floors and walls but from far away it looks 3-D.

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I think that those pictures were amazing and how paint could be seen in a different way and that the effects looka

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Wow, I am amazed at how paint can look like this, and that from far way, at the right angle, it
looks like they're all connected!  Close up, they look like random splats of paint!

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I think it is amazing that these look like illusions from far away but up close they are all just paint. I thought the square one was the best because it has so much depth to it.

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Wow! That is very amazing how he did it by only using paint! I enjoyed how it showed close up and far away. I like optical illusions so I loved this Monday Curiosity's. I still can't believe it was only made out of paint! Those are very creative and true masterpieces!

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When I looked at these a saw the illusions I was amazed. I thought that they were three d, but when we looked closer they were just painted. I was very interested in this and I thought that it was crazy how the artist did this.

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Swiss artist Felice Varini ( previously) recently opened a new solo exhibition titled " La Villette En Suites" featuring a number of anamorphic projections designed to be viewed from a single location creating an uncanny optical illusion. Varini is fascinated by architecture as backdrop for his artwork and seeks unusual spaces with varying planes of depth for his installations which can grow to be quite dramatic.

The new geometric pieces (which are technically paintings) are installed in both interior and exterior spaces around the Grande halle de la Villette within Parc de la Villette through September 13, 2015. You can see more views of the exhibition on StreetArtNews, and follow Varini directly on Facebook.

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New Large-scale Geometric Illusions in Paris by Felice Varini

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Swiss artist Felice Varini (previously) recently opened a new solo exhibition titled "La Villette En Suites" featuring a number of anamorphic projections designed to be viewed from a single location creating an uncanny optical illusion. Varini is fascinated by architecture as backdrop for his artwor