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The pedestrian section of the square is used for various public events, most notably open flower, honey, and book sales. On occasion, artificial ice rink or beach volley sand courts are put up as seasonal attractions in winter and summer, respectively. But there is something very special about the flooring in this square. The doctrine is about mathematical illusion. similar illusions in their works were made by the famous Moris Escher as well as the Hungarian artist Viktor Vazareli.
Moris Cornelis Esher was a Dutch artist and graphic artist, especially famous for his paradoxical and impossible scenes. Although the famous Dutch graphic artist has never dealt with math, his wondrous works that feature optical illusions and incredible perspectives have always attracted mathematicians. Especially known for his performances of paradoxical and impossible scenes. Viktor Vazareli is a French painter and graphic artist of Hungarian origin. Vazareli is often called the father of art. In the early 1930s he settled down in Paris where he worked as a graphic artist. Here he made his first significant work Zebra, consisting of curved black and white lines, indicating in which direction he wants to continue to create. Zebra is now considered the first part in the genre of op art. Iva Mitić Andjela Ljubinković VIII 1
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