Statement

Normally we look at something in a perspective meaning the farthest object will look smaller than the ones nearer to us. In fact, sometimes you can see an object for example a long stretch of building looks skewed in a perspective. My goal for this project is simply to change the perspective of viewing in an Anamorphous way.
Anamorphous meaning “formed again” in Greek is a process of distorting the perspective of an image so dramatically that its correct dimensions can be recaptured only when you change your point of view just as dramatically.
The art piece that I did have no specific meaning thus it can be interpreted by anyone who sees it. If you observe the piece from an extreme angle, you can actually see an image of a person’s face inside the group of people. This is done using the anamorphic technique to hide the face in a distorted perspective. This technique was famously used during the renaissance period. Back then, artists painted anamorphous murals on cathedral ceiling to make an illusion that the ceiling appeared to be really high and opens up to the sky.