Optical Illusions | Saleh Sokhandan | TEDxNeshatStreet

Saleh Sokhandan, a talented designer, delivered a fascinating speech at TEDxNeshatStreet on the topic of optical illusions. In his presentation, Sokhandan explored the world of visual perception and the intriguing ways our brains interpret and sometimes misinterpret visual information. He demonstrated various examples of optical illusions, explaining the science behind them and their applications in design and art. Sokhandan's insights into how these illusions can be used creatively to engage and challenge viewers provided a deeper understanding of visual aesthetics. His speech captivated the audience, highlighting the intersection of art, psychology, and design in creating compelling visual experiences. Saleh works in a strange field of design. We know this field as the optical illusion but just up to the cool images around the internet. Saleh started his works in 2011. During the past decade, he designed and created more than 400 different artworks and events. He is more or less known as "Mr. Op Art" because of his works.
The museum of optical illusion, namely Roya Park, Upside-Down House, and illusiona theme park, are some of his delightful projects. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx