Anything's possible in the work of the Japanese photographer Tatsuya Tanaka, who specialises in creating surreal miniature optical illusions by using everyday objects to recreate daily situations.

These illusions confuse the eyes but also sharpen cognitive abilities and enhance intelligence. One of the most popular optical illusions going viral now is to find hidden sets of zeros in a ...

The findings, published in the journal Scientific Reports, reveal that experts in medical image interpretation, such as radiologists are less susceptible to most optical illusions. “Our results ...

Tatsuya was born in Kumamoto, Kyusyu, in 1981. He became known for his miniatures back in 2011 with 'Miniature Calendar.' ...

Optical illusions have fascinated and perplexed us for centuries. These captivating images challenge our perception and reveal the fascinating ways our brains gather visual information.