Did you take a good look at the image above? Created by Swiss artist Gianni Sarcone, it is called “Mask of Love” and, at a glance, appears to show a blurry face framed by an intricate Venetian-style mask. However, take a closer look at the composition and tell us how many faces you can see:

Love Mask

All illusion

In fact, as you may have noticed, instead of showing just one face, the image shows two. More precisely, the work features the faces of a couple about to exchange a kiss - which probably explains why the composition was named Love Mask! See below:

After that, you will no longer be able to "unveil" the couple!

According to the folks at the Twisted Sifter portal, this kind of optical illusion is known as “bistable” and is characterized by the fact that, in the case of the mask, we can identify a face or two, but never both at the same time. By the way, here between us, once we can see the faces of the couple, it is impossible to " unveil " later, do not you agree?