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You’re a certified genius if you can find all four women hiding in this baffling optical illusion in under 15 seconds
YOU have to have 20/20 vision in order to spot the hidden features in this strange artwork.
There are four women hidden in this mind-boggling optical illusion.
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The piece was created by Oleg Shupilak, a Ukrainian artist famed for his fascinating work.
The surrealist sketch appears to feature just one woman, but on closer inspection, there is more than meets the eye.
The piece is titled Four Women and has had admirers baffled as they try to spot them all.
The initial woman is the easiest to spot as the main figure of the portrait.
With a flowy skirt and cropped flowy top, she appears to be on her phone as her hair billows behind her.
Those with the eyes of a hawk may be able to spot the second woman if they cast their eyes to where her phone is supposed to be.
Instead of a phone, in the palm of her hand, eagle-eyed viewers can see the face of a woman.
If you then take it in more fully, it becomes clear that her whole arm makes up the body of the woman in a long dress.
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Her fingers which initially seemed to be holding the phone to her ear are actually the second woman's arms.
In the same area, the third woman can be spotted.
To the left in what initially appears to be a loose strand of hair from the first woman, a third face can be spotted.
Just to the rear of the second woman, a side profile of a nose, lips, and eyes can be seen.
Only a true genius can spot the fourth woman without a few tips.
First, a pair of lips can be spotted on the first woman's stomach, just above her belly button.
The belly button serves as a dimple on her chin.
If you move your eyes up, you will see what appears to be the first woman's necklace - this is actually the closed eye of the fourth, older woman.
The nose is curved and is formed by the slightly arched body of the second woman.
She has a slight fringe and voluminous hair with what appears to be an old-fashioned collar to a shirt where the first woman's skirt is.
This woman makes up the entire picture and can be easily spotted if you squint and hold the picture away.
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Those still struggling can look on Shupliak’s , where there is a close-up version of the image so viewers can easily see.
Shupliak creates many illusions similar to this one, including one that looks similar to Marilyn Monroe.
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