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Ukrainian artist Oleg Shuplyak uses his technical skills as an architect to create surrealist paintings containing optical illusions. Through strategically placed characters, objects, and coloring, Shuplyak's works often depict famous historical figures within landscapes, containing a second hidden image. Some of his paintings require squinting or minutes of staring to discern the subtle second image.
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Oleg shuplyak
- 2. Born on September 23, 1967, in the Ternopol region of the Ukraine, Shuplyak studied architecture at the Lviv Polytechnic Institute. His passion was always painting, however, and he has used the technical precision of an architect to create these intriguing optical illusions. Often his pictures depict famous historical figures like Charles Darwin, Vincent van Gogh and William Shakespeare. The works are similar to those of the famous Mexican artist Octavio Ocampo, who is well known for evocative paintings in which detailed scenes weave together to create larger images. Ocampo has dubbed this the metamorphic style, and in his works the second image can sometimes be so subtle it is hard to discern without squinting.
- 3. Ukrainian artist Oleg Shuplyak masters the optical illusion in his incredible scenic oil paintings. Through strategically placed characters, objects and coloring, Shuplyak's surrealist works depict historical famous figures, including Darwin, Van Gogh and Shakespeare. Shuplyak makes the second image so easily recognizable in many of his paintings, that observers might miss the original image.
- 4. Some of his spectacular paintings…
- 10. Hidden inside these remarkable oil paintings lies a second layer of mind-blowing optical illusions. Behind carefully placed objects, characters, colouring and shadows, the Ukrainian painter has cleverly concealed a second image. Blurring famous figures from art and culture with landscapes the ingenious artist's work requires a double take - or sometimes, minutes of staring - before the hidden images reveal themselves.