Patrick Hughes is a British artist working in London. He is the creator of "reverspective", an optical illusion on a three-dimensional surface where the parts of the picture which seem farthest away are actually physically the nearest. #Artoftheday | Termantino

Patrick Hughes has spent decades challenging how we read space, depth, and movement. Through his signature reverse-perspective works, he constructs three-dimensional paintings that deliberately contradict visual logic, causing scenes to shift and pulse as viewers change position. Built on geometry rather than digital tricks, his art exposes the fragile mechanics of perception and reminds us how easily the eye can be deceived. © patrickhughes.co.uk #PatrickHughes #Reverspective #OpticalIllusionAr

Patrick Hughes is famous for manipulating viewpoints to form paradoxes of space and movement. His eponymous Reverspective style challenges the viewer to question their understanding of perspective and vision. These pieces often have a strong sense of narrative and depth; even when working on a flat surface, Hughes still manages to create a surreal sense of multidimensionality. Our Head of Curation, Phin Jennings, remarks that to experience a Reverspective work is "to see a small part of the worl