Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

anamorphism

Noun

/ˌænəˈmɔːfɪzəm/

Definition

Anamorphism refers to the process of creating a distorted projection or perspective that, when viewed from a specific angle or position, appears to be a different image.

Examples

The street artist created a stunning anamorphism on the side of the building, which only looked correct from a specific viewpoint.
In his latest exhibition, the concept of anamorphism was explored through interactive installations.

Meaning

It is the transformation of a visual representation where an object appears in a way that is not true to its actual form until viewed from a certain vantage point.