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more than 100 illusions
creator of the
Dynamic 3D Necker cube
"Olivier is one of the world's leading inventors of illusions"
Mark Setteducati,
American magician and inventor of illusions, games and puzzles.
"He is one of the smartest and most inventive people in the field of optical illusions"
Prof Richard Wiseman,Professor of the public understanding of psychology.
“I've been devouring your website. How very wonderful! I'm very much interested
in the work you're doing.”Annalisa Crannell,American mathematician,
and an expert in the mathematics of geometric perspective.
"Olivier is passionate about art, science, and magic. As an optical illusionist, he can wear all the hats. By strategically tricking the human eye, Olivier and Chloe use their art to make the impossible possible"
Jennifer Yoshikoshi, L'Almanac
"Olivier, has created several 3D objects that produce three-dimensional illusions. He explains that these 3D illusion effects occur under normal, binocular, and near viewing conditions. I find it useful to test and report this hypothesis, given the widespread belief that binocular disparity can override fundamental shape constraints". Lydia M. Maniatis Professor in the Psychology (visual perception)
Our "Shrinking Box" on BBC
"Your illusions are wonderful
You would be a great addition to our line up of presenters".
Stan Allen, producer of MAGIC Live, an annual convention for magicians in Las Vegas.
Olivier Redon and Chloe Redon are featured as illusion designers for interactive exhibits in the Science and Industry Museum's Operation Ouch! Brains, Bogies and You exhibition in Manchester. Their work includes participatory sensory illusions such as the "You’ve been shrunk!" interactive, where visitors can take photos using optical illusions designed by Olivier and Chloe Redon. Other exhibits, like face-flip illusions and negative image stares, further explore brain and perception science, connecting Redon's expertise to the core of Operation Ouch!'s educational experiences in Manchester.
with my friend Patrick Hughes
San Francisco
with my friend Justin Flom - Las Vegas
"We didn't know it was
impossible to create
"impossible objects"
so we did it"
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