| This and other aspects of anamorphosis received a good deal of attention in the 20th century from psychologists interested in perception. |
| Dimitri is part of the very limited circle of painters who master the art of anamorphosis. |
| In the middle of the cube, another cube of one meter appears by anamorphosis with the stainless steel tubes covering the trunk. |
| The prize is thus actually the anamorphosis of a prize, an illusion which is as much a photograph as it is a sculpture. |
| The painted form is an anamorphosis which only becomes coherent when viewed from this point. |
| Both, anamorphosis and cartoons seem to escape the laws of logic and comment on the flexibility of reality. |
