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Posted: 20 May 2009 08:10 AM PDT Impossible Triangle, Perth, Australia: It was designed by artist Brian McKay and architect Ahmad Abas. It's a 13.5 meters high aluminum sculpture of the impossible triangle and is located in East Perth, Western Australia. (Image credit: wiki). Escher's (Louis Albert Necker's) Cube: This is the result of Gershon Elber's woodworking hobby, making a version of this cube from wood. "Here is the realizable variant of Escher's/Necker's Cube. If you will look carefully enough, you will find this cube in Escher's original Belvedere drawing." "(C) Copyrighted to Gershon Elber, 2002-9." Images used here with permission. (Image credit: Gershon Elber). Impossible Triangle Sculpture, Gotschuchen, South Austria, Europe: (Image credit: wiki). (Image credit: roz). Impossible Triangle: Created by Mathieu Hamaekers, this impossible triangle is located in the center of the Belgian village Ophoven. (Image credit: planetperplex). Impossible Pointer: George Radebaugh created this impossible pointer from old used compact discs. (Image credit: cdsculpture). Impossible Doghouse: It looks like we have an impossible doghouse made of wood here! (Image credit: planetperplex). Impossible Crate: It measures 95cm x 72cm. This and the following two come from Francis Tabary's - Creation Of Original And Unique Works Of Art. 'Unique in the world, the works of art created by Francis Tabary bring to contemporary sculpture a dimension in space never seen before!' Large Outdoor Wheel: Its height is 200cm. Large Outdoor Penrose: Its height is also 200cm. (Image credit: francistabary). Other Posts: Razzle Dazzle. Food Sculpture. Top 5 Impossible Structures. World's Biggest Railway Model. Ancient Body Art Leaving New Marks. |
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