At first, you might think the picture you’re looking at is some sort of AI-generated room. But upon scrolling through the second and third pictures below, you’ll realise the room, with a man standing in it, is real. In fact, it was designed by the man in the pictures – Japanese artist Shigeki Matsuyama – as part of an art installation called Narcissism Dazzle room.

Another thing you might not have initially spotted is the woman. In the photos, there’s actually a model who is so well camouflaged it’s not obvious she is there.

But perhaps more mind-boggling than the woman in the photos, is the 3D shapes you might spot. They’re not actually there.

The room is designed so that when you notice the woman, you see her in the wrong places as the patterns create obscure 3D shapes.

Dazzle Room was said to be inspired by the camouflage used during the first world war to disguise them.

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The patterns cover the whole room, including a woman looking at her smartphone. Although it’s fascinating to look at, we’ve got much trickier brain teasers than this.

We recently posted another optical illusion which has gone viral online. One brain teaser we posted appears to be just a load of black-and-white lines.

But upon shaking your head, you discover what lies beneath.

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