System and method for photo/art frame eternal depth illusion
OwnerJames Leonard Driesseninventor
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Hand engraved etchings, computer generated sandblastings, transparencies, or any other photo or art work may be precisely and deliberately placed within the interior of a lighted “shadow box” fine art frame. Those photo and art works are then either directly or indirectly applied onto or used in conjunction with glass, acrylic, or other framing components, to create a plurality of lights, glass, half-silvered glass, and mirrors within the photo/art frame housing. The framing components secure the glass and mirrors in various diametrically situated positions as to cause an illusion of eternal reflection of not only the lighting elements, but also of the art work. The Photo/Art Frame Eternal Depth Illusion invention brings together the worlds of photo and art framing together with the infinity lighting concept. This system and method allows for the light and artwork to be reflected seemingly endlessly and to create a seemingly eternal depth illusion for a work of art or photo to be used in many different applications.
A method for creating an illusion of eternity in an art frame comprising:
A photo or art frame comprising:
A photo or art frame comprising:
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