Circle Limit I 1958

"Circle Limit I," a 1958 woodcut by M.C. Escher, is a visually captivating example of his exploration of infinity and non-Euclidean geometry. The circular artwork features a mesmerizing pattern of interlocking white and black shapes that gradually diminish in size, seemingly converging towards the center. This creates an illusion of infinite recursion, drawing viewers into a fascinating world of impossible perspective. Escher's work is known for its playful manipulation of space and form, challenging traditional notions of reality and captivating audiences with its intricate detail and captivating optical illusions.