Light and shadow create the illusion of movement,“ he wrote in one of his articles. “The depth” of interior frames “creates a game of hide-and-go-seek. Each painting includes several layers of glass separated by interior frames. Then the still images on the glass will be given 3D dimension and life. From different angles to see, its background, foreground, and ground will all interact differently. They use the glass transparency to give the scene and its components amazing layered dimension effects. They are drawn or painted on separate and suspended glass panes. The art form created by him is termed as vitreography by himself. These amazing works are produced by Jean-Pierre Weill who was born in Paris, France in 1954. If you owned one piece of such paintings, when passing it, you’ll see the images on the plane glass are moving.
And here what I’ll introduce to you cannot be dragged here or there but also shows you some kinds of the same effect. On the day when it was released, all people from the world did drag that google doodle to see different angle creation. You may have heard or played the 360-degree interactive doodle that googles created to pay homage to the trailblazing French illusionist and film director Georges Méliès. But have you ever seen dynamic drawings painted on the plane glass? No no no, I’m not talking about reflection on the glass but moving paintings.
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