An epic art installation of of giant wave crashing against the glass is going viral on social media. The art installation has been programmed into the world's biggest outdoor high-definition screen in Seoul, reports the Evening Standard.
Described as an "anamorphic illusion", the realistic virtual wave appears once every hour on the 80-meters wide by 20-meters tall screen.
An anamorphic illusion is one where the viewer has to stand at a particular angle to properly see an image. In this case, the giant optical illusion shows a wave surging and crashing against a glass box.
The art installation was created on a 1,620sq meter smart screen using Samsung smart LED technology and took two months to complete
Described as an "anamorphic illusion", the realistic virtual wave appears once every hour on the 80-meters wide by 20-meters tall screen.
An anamorphic illusion is one where the viewer has to stand at a particular angle to properly see an image. In this case, the giant optical illusion shows a wave surging and crashing against a glass box.
The art installation was created on a 1,620sq meter smart screen using Samsung smart LED technology and took two months to complete
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