Nonza, Corsica 1934

"Nonza, Corsica" is a 1934 lithograph by M.C. Escher, depicting a church in the village of Nonza, Corsica. Escher, known for his work exploring impossible spaces, uses perspective to create an intriguing and slightly unsettling visual experience. The church, the focal point of the composition, dominates the center, while the surrounding buildings appear to twist and turn, defying traditional architectural logic. This piece, like many of Escher's works, explores the boundaries of perception, challenging viewers to grapple with the complexities of space and form.