With some patience and careful placing, tourists looking at the picture can interact with it themselves and make it look as though they are just as much a part of the artwork as the century-old subjects.
Among those to have been wowed by the interactive museum are tourists Jurgen and Mike from Germany and the U.S., who have documented their visit to the Tricy Eye Museum in their travel blog.
Anyone wondering what they would look like walking on a tightrope or held in the grip of a giant snake can find out in the 'Trick Eye' Museum, which uses cleverly manipulated paintings to really put visitors in the picture.
But not content with simply looking at works of art, visitors to this bizarre museum in Busan, South Korea are able to 'interact' with the pieces thanks to mind-bending optical illusions.
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