Walk into the art
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Walk into the art piece and find all 20 poses
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Zen%20Events/240/204/1504
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Relativity is the lithograph print by the Dutch artist M. C. Esher in 1953.
3D version built by TRP360
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You can walk into this version. I did. And got some pictures
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Official M.C.Escher Website
M. C. Escher, Wikipedia
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Slurl-Click to go
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Zen%20Events/240/204/1504
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Walk into the art piece and find all 20 poses
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Zen%20Events/240/204/1504
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The original flat drawing
Click image to enlarge
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Relativity is the lithograph print by the Dutch artist M. C. Esher in 1953.
3D version built by TRP360
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The TRP360 3D version
-You can walk into this version. I did. And got some pictures
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I walked up the stairs to look around.
-Official M.C.Escher Website
M. C. Escher, Wikipedia
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And I walked down the other stairs
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It looks so normal from here
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But not from here
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Rotated, it looks better
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I am using a pose ball to hold that position against virtual gravity.-
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This is normal
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Same view, weird pose
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Rotation makes it look normal
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You really have to be there
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To appreciate the weirdness
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Otherwise, you won't believe
it is all the same place
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But it really is the same place
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Try it for yourself
-Slurl-Click to go
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Zen%20Events/240/204/1504
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A really well-written and interesting article on one of MC Escher's best pics. Thanks. I love these 3D versions of Escher's work and I'm sure he would have done too.
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