The Penrose Triangle

The Penrose Triangle, also known as the "impossible triangle," is an optical illusion and an example of an "impossible object" that cannot exist in three-dimensional space. It appears to be a solid object with three straight, interconnected sides, yet its shape creates visual contradictions, making it impossible to construct in reality. This paradox challenges our perception of geometry and dimensions, often used in art and design to explore the boundaries between reality and illusion. The Penrose Triangle serves as a fascinating representation of our visual experiences and how we interpret spatial relationships.