What You See — The Picture Stays the Same | UNSENT

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SCENE / PERCEPTION

WHAT YOU SEE

The picture stays the same.
The interpretation doesn’t.

LOOK AGAIN

01

THE DRAWING

This is my drawing.

It’s not the best…

Hand-drawn optical illusion showing an ambiguous body-shaped image — Don’t analyse it. Just notice what you saw first.

👀

THE INTERESTING BIT

What did you
think it was?

Because whatever you saw first probably says more about the person looking than the lines themselves.

IMAGE ≠ MEANING

Same drawing.
Different eyes.
Different conclusion.

PERCEPTION

“What you see says more
about you than what’s
actually there.”

AND ONE MORE THING…

Please remember to wash your hands. 🧼🔥

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