Moiré Interference Grid
When two repetitive, high-frequency line grids or concentric circle patterns are superimposed at a slight angular offset, spatial interference produces mesmerizing large-scale fringe patterns called Moiré bands.
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When two repetitive, high-frequency line grids or concentric circle patterns are superimposed at a slight angular offset, spatial interference produces mesmerizing large-scale fringe patterns called Moiré bands.
Created by repeating repeating patterns of asymmetric color bands (Black -> Dark Gray -> White -> Light Gray), this illusion causes stationary figures to rotate uncontrollably when viewed outside direct foveal fixation.