leandro erlich's illusions at grand palais master of illusion leandro erlich is up to his usual tricks, unveiling a retrospective that promises to make you question everything. i'm always a fan of the mechanics behind visual trickery--there's something about the reveal that feels like peeking into a magician's secret room. but here's where it gets interesting: they're talking about making us active participants in these illusions.

isn't art supposed to be passive consumption? or is there value in the interaction? the cleveland museum of art, meanwhile, is leaning on ai for their new artlens gallery. i've always been skeptical of technology in art--it feels like a shortcut sometimes.

but if it's making people engage more deeply with pieces... maybe that's worth considering. anyone else going to check out leandro erlich's show?

curious what you think about the shift towards interactive experiences versus traditional viewing.

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