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What to do with an old home that is slated for demolition? Call in artists sculptors Dan Havel and Dean Ruck . The pair of Houston artists took on the challenge of visually transforming two buildings in a Montrose neighborhood into a work of art.

The project was called Inversion. It took two houses that once housed art classes and created an incredible illusion out of them. The houses that these two artists re-created were the property of The Art League. The Art League offered the old studios to Havel and Ruck to go nuts with for the short amount of time before demolition was to begin making way for brand new studios for The Art League.

The illusion of a house turned inside out was finally created and it was on display for all to see in the summer of 2005. The tunnel started at the front of the home and went straight through ending up in a small type of slide coming out the back. You go in walking and you crawl out as the tunnel contracts.

Unfortunately, the artwork was temporary and eventually did get demolished.

 Tunnel House

Chinese fields look like colorful stained glass patterns

!00s of lanterns in Asian Festival form colorful designs

I love this optical illusion. It just never stops moving. It looks like some sick video but it is only a still image. That pattern is really playing some tricks on my eyes.

Why do our trains not look as totally awesome as these from Asia? I know that Asian cultures love color and design. Wow, check out these incredible and fascinating designs for the subway train cars in Korea. They even have musicians dress up as Santa and play music around the holidays. How cool is that? I love optical illusions and the neon on the train cars is great.