M.C. Escher’s Other World (1947) is a fascinating wood engraving that distorts perspective to create a surreal, multidimensional space. The artwork depicts an alien-like architectural structure with arches and columns, where the laws of gravity seem to shift depending on the viewer’s perspective. The sky, ground, and walls seamlessly blend, making it unclear which direction is “up” or “down.” This piece exemplifies Escher’s mastery of impossible spaces, optical illusions, and altered perception, drawing viewers into a world where logic and reality are playfully subverted.
Printed in color on poster paper. Packaged in cardboard tube. Poster size 35,5 x 28 cm, image size approx 27,6 x 22,6 cm.
