Akiyoshi Kitaoka, a psychology professor of visual perception and visual illusion at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan, warns that the illusions he creates and shares online can be dangerous for some viewers. Why? In short, it’s because sometimes our brains can’t handle the information it gets from our eyes.
Read this article from “the Telegraph” to find out more, and to check out some of Kitaoka’s illusions. But if you start getting dizzy, cover your eyes with your hand and look away from the screen!:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/04/can-you-see-the-mind-bending-optical-illusion-that-tricks-the-br/
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日本心理學教授北岡明佳是京都立命館大學研究視覺與錯覺的專家，他提醒我們，由他創作及在網絡上分享的視像錯覺圖，有可能對某些觀衆帶來傷害。為什麼？ 簡單來說，原因是我們的腦袋有時不能處理由眼睛接收的訊息。
更多的內容及北岡明佳教授的作品可從”The Telegraph” 文章查閱。但如果您開始感到暈眩，請用雙手遮蓋你的眼睛並把視線移離屏幕。
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/04/can-you-see-the-mind-bending-optical-illusion-that-tricks-the-br/