Daniel Jeurissen is a Dutch artist who paints optical illusions. The objects he paints have a 3D-appearance, even though they are flat.

His paintings look like they are alive and moving. They are like the paintings of Salvador Dali, but a little bit different. His paintings are mind-boggling.

His art makes me think about how our brain works and about perception. How do our brains decide what’s real? And how does this process fail?

I think his art is interesting because it tells us about the way we see things that aren’t real. It also shows us how reality can be interpreted in different ways by our brain, based on the information given to it by our eyes. I think his paintings are beautiful and fascinating.

I really like his painting “Babel Tower”. I think it is one of his best paintings because the tower looks so impressive, at the same time it looks quite fragile and delicate. I also love the colours of this painting, they blow my mind away each time I look at them.”

Daniel Jeurissen is a young artist who has mastered the art of optical illusion. His amazing works of art will make you feel as if you’re in a psychedelic dream.

Some of his pieces appear to be flat, but upon closer inspection, there are three-dimensional objects hidden within the artwork. He also uses string, wire and nails to create other pieces that seem to be falling apart or floating in midair. It’s hard to believe that what you’re looking at is actually on a flat surface.

His website contains several examples of his artistic mind at work, as well as instructions for how to draw some of his more intricate creations. He also has an Etsy shop where you can purchase prints of his work, and even some original pieces if you have extra cash lying around.

Jeurissen told Bored Panda that he got started with optical illusions after an injury left him in the hospital with too much time on his hands. He thought it would be interesting to challenge himself by learning how to draw in a new way and he soon found himself hooked on creating these crazy illusions!

Daniel Jeurissen is a Dutch artist from Rijswijk, The Netherlands. He likes to play with optical illusions, the most famous of which is his depiction of an elephant standing on a ball.

The optical illusions generated by Daniel Jeurgens are inspired by the works of M.C. Escher and Daan Jippes, amongst others. His works are often executed in acrylics, oils and water-colours and they are mainly portraits, self-portraits and still lifes.’

I am totally in love with this artist and his work. He uses optical illusions to create enchanting and amazing art. The only problem is there are too many of his pieces to choose from, so I had to narrow it down to these.

His work is not only visually stunning and extremely complex, but also an example of a new form of art that has been called “data visualization”. The artist uses computer algorithms to process and manipulate data in such way that it can then be represented visually on paper, canvas or digitally.

You may not agree with his style, but he is an amazing artist.

Optical illusion, also known as visual illusion is a perceptual phenomenon in which the human visual system experiences images differently from objective reality.

Optical illusions can be produced by visual stimuli of the same type (e.g., a printed page, a diagram) and differ in whether the stimulus itself is physically identical to its percept.

Optical illusions are often classified into categories including the physical and cognitive illusions and compared with subjective visual phenomena such as hallucinations.