The Shattered Door by Leandro Erlich is an Illusionary Wonder
Robyn Currie — September 29, 2009 — Art & Design
Do you want to do the opposite of deterring a thief? Do you essentially want to invite one in? Get yourself a shattered door!
The shattered door is a visually mystifying piece of art by Leandro Erlich. It incorporates a full-sized wooden door and then deconstructs it to where it appears to be shattered. At that point the piece is then mounted inside a fully-formed door frame. Amazingly, the piece looks quite functional, but undoubtedly would make the worst door ever.
The shattered door is a visually mystifying piece of art by Leandro Erlich. It incorporates a full-sized wooden door and then deconstructs it to where it appears to be shattered. At that point the piece is then mounted inside a fully-formed door frame. Amazingly, the piece looks quite functional, but undoubtedly would make the worst door ever.
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Illusionary Art — Opportunity for artists to create visually mystifying pieces that challenge perception.
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Functional Deconstruction — Potential for designers to deconstruct functional objects to create visually intriguing installations.
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Disruptive Aesthetics — Emerging trend of intentionally shattered and broken designs that challenge traditional notions of beauty and functionality.
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Art and Design — Opportunity for artists and designers to explore the boundaries of perception and aesthetics.
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Interior Design — Demand for unconventional and visually striking installations that challenge expectations of functional design.
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Museum and Gallery — Opportunity for museums and galleries to showcase unconventional artworks that engage viewers through optical illusions and deconstruction.
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