Anthropomorphosis of a Tulip

© David G. Wilson Plausible and strategic juxtaposition of "mnemonic images" is the key to creating the alternate realities in an image. There is a three dimensional illusion depicted on a two dimensinal surface. The three dimensional illusion is created by the traditional use of aerial persepective to mimic real space. However, when one takes into consideration the reality of the two dimensional surface, a second illusion emerges as a result of strategic juxtaposition of anthropomorphic images. Can that second illusion be seen as another dimension in space? Could it be the depiction of a parallel universe showing two distinct images existing in the same space.