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Today's post is by eccentric scholar and magician Craig Conley. Conley's perspective on the Perceptive Illusion might change your own.
The question isn't whether the box is foreground or background; the question is one's own place within in the mystery (in which case, thinking inside the puzzle box may possibly be preferable!) Optical illusions, phantasmic artwork, and even family snapshots ask us to consider our own beguilement, as it was, as it is, and as it will be.
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