Mirjam Duizendstra
Digital artist
Optical illusions
Optical illusions turn walls into conversation starters. They challenge perception while adding unexpected joy to your space. From geometric abstracts to surreal photo collages, these artworks play with reality in the most delightful way.
Think disco-ball tortoises, zebras on city crosswalks, or sunbathers lounging on giant lily pads - like DISCO TURTLE and Oh, my island in the sun .... Bold colors meet dreamlike compositions, creating pieces that fit playful, modern interiors or spaces craving a touch of mystery. Each design invites a second look, rewarding curiosity with hidden details and surprising contrasts.
Available as Canvas, Poster, ArtFrame™ and more - choose what suits your space.
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Hang at eye level in quiet spaces
Artworks with intricate details reward closer viewing, so place them where you naturally pause - a reading nook, hallway, or above a console table. Positioning at seated or standing eye level lets you discover new layers each time you pass by, especially with detailed compositions like My fish pond.
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Choose the room that needs a talking point
Unexpected visual twists spark conversation and curiosity. Consider spaces where guests linger - an entryway, dining room, or home office. The playful surprise in pieces like Heavenly Ice No. 1 gives any room an approachable edge, inviting people to look twice and smile.
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Pair teal with warm neutrals
Teal tones create a refreshing focal point when paired with warm beige, taupe, or soft brown accents in your textiles and furniture. This combination feels balanced without being predictable. You'll find this pairing working well with Heavenly Ice No. 1, where sky blues meet earthy cone textures.
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Where optical illusions work well in your home
Optical illusions are a good spot for a home office, where their vibrant and mysterious qualities spark creativity and focus. The interplay of black, white, and mauve tones adds visual interest without overwhelming a workspace, while the mind-bending patterns encourage fresh thinking during long work sessions. These artworks transform a functional room into a space that feels both stimulating and surprisingly calm, making daily tasks more engaging.
How to style optical illusions with other art
Optical illusions combine beautifully with pieces from the Shadows and Reflections sub collections to create a gallery wall that plays with perception and depth. Pair vibrant optical artworks with calmer, mysterious pieces to balance visual energy, or group miniatures together for an intriguing focal point above a sideboard. Add metallic accessories or geometric planters to echo the structured patterns, and consider mixing digital art with photography to highlight different techniques while maintaining a cohesive theme.
Which colors suit optical illusions in your interior
Optical illusions fit naturally into minimalist interiors, where black and white pieces create striking contrast against neutral walls and simple furnishings. The addition of mauve introduces a softer, unexpected warmth that prevents the space from feeling too stark, while brown tones ground bolder patterns in Scandinavian-inspired rooms. Match black-framed pieces with sleek furniture for a modern edge, or choose white frames to keep the focus entirely on the pattern itself.