13 bizarre photos taken in trick eye museums

 "Here's your sushi."
Korea's Trick Eye Museums 

let you walk into the illusions.

You can stand in front of these optical illusion paintings and have pictures taken by your friends while you mug for the camera. Many of the paintings are variations of classical paintings and statues, which allows them to show nudity and other rude topics. (It's okay, you see, because it's classical art.)

Here are some of the more convincing optical illusions, as well as some of the oddest examples I found:

Hanging in there, in Korea

Michelangelo's David 

has been pantsed.

The upside-down anti-gravity lotus position

Here's the glass of beer 

that goes with the sushi.

 How to take an upskirt photo 

of an oblivious tourist.

(Is that a more appropriately dressed 

Korean woman in the background?)

 Almost 40 years later, and we're 

still menaced by that Jaws poster.

Watering down the painting

 "It's just what I assumed 

it would be..."

 "Yes, I needed to wash my hands 

in a fire-hose stream of urine

shot out of a half-naked child

in a classical-looking painting."

 "All the bank money is ours!"

"Let's go to the museum and pretend to spank 

a man's naked butt with a wooden stick."

 He was the strongest man 

in classical Greece.

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