Avinash Choudhary

040112013
Batch: 2012-17

THESIS SYNOPSIS

Faculty of Architecture
Jagan Nath University
Plot No.-IP-2&3,Phase IV, Sitapura Industrial Area, Jaipur

ILLUSION ART GALLERY

1. INTRODUCTION
ART GALLERY
A building where objects of interest or value are collected, conserved, exhibited, and
interpreted.
New technologies, emerging art forms and collections, and diverse audiences have
given rise to new art galleries and exhibition environments. The functional and
operational requirements are unique for each type of gallery.

ILLUSION
An illusion is a distortion of a sensory perception. Each of the human senses can
be deceived by illusions, but visual illusions are the most well-known. Some illusions
are subjective, different people may experience an illusion differently. Illusions are a
very nice window into how the brain works, because illusions can reveal the hidden
constraints of the visual system in a way that normal perception fails to do so. In
addition, illusions are fun, b e c a u s e they combine both the element of joy as well as
the element of surprise.
Many illusions are found in architecture. Many of these were recognized long before
painting developed beyond its primitive stages. The classic Greek architecture displays
a highly developed knowledge of many geometrical illusions and the architects of
those far-off centuries carefully worked out details for counteracting them.

ILLUSION GALLERY
There are different kinds of illusions. For many years many people around the world
have been working on the illusions and implementing in different ways. In order to
preserve and exhibit to the people one space is required. When the illusions are
placed in a particular environment, the space shall carry a special interest. And also
the ideas about the possibilities to make wonders with shapes and materials. It is
most like a learning place and entertainment to help the students and people to give
idea about the illusions while having fun. Illusions can be in different mediums like
paintings, sculptures and interactive exhibits. These kinds of exhibits can be preserved
and displayed in the Art gallery.

2. Aims and objectives:

To achieve the expression of freedom in the form and display spaces.
To improve the aesthetics in the form and finishing.
To make dynamic and interesting spaces with illusions.
And also to make display space more interactive and illusive.

3. Scope and limitations:

The illusions are related to geometrical shapes, colors, materials, light and many
things. The concept of illusion can give lot of scope to think and achieve the
functional spaces more lively and with lot of expression. It helps to develop the
futuristic ideas for the designing all kinds of architecture needs. All the illusions which
can be achieved on paper cann ot be achieved in architectural form, some illusions
might possible.

PROPOSED SITE
FOR ART GALLERY