Buddha optical effect

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The Buddha's Optical Effect is a phenomenon where an image appears to be floating in mid-air, as if it were projected onto nothingness. This occurs when the brain interprets two identical images as one, creating a three-dimensional illusion that seems to defy reality. The effect was first observed by Buddhist monks who used it to create elaborate illusions in their temples. Today, artists and designers use this technique to create stunning visual effects that seem to pop off the page or screen. By manipulating light and shadow, they can make objects appear as if they are floating in mid-air, giving the viewer a sense of wonder and awe.