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Cory Doctorow at 8:10 am Wed, Jul 21, 2010

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Here's Nico Roig's interactive panorama, made by stitching together the edges of MC Escher's "Relativity" so that they flow psychedelically into one another in a kind of sphere.

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  • Donald Petersen

    I’ve been wanting to set foot inside here since I was a small boy. Thanks!

  • Anonymous

    How can I download this & turn it into wall paper on my PC????

  • Anonymous

    I just get “LICENSE ERROR” and a a new window opening to krpano.com…

  • GreatRewards

    DRATW!!

  • Rezorrand

    How about making this into a level? For example the engine used in “Prey” was quite able to handle different gravity fields.

  • Anonymous

    This would be a lot cooler if I could download the image and put it in my Compiz skydome.

  • littlebone

    A really nice tribute to Escher.

    If you open the map on the left and zoom in, you’ll find out that the drawing is “in” an apartment in Barcelona, Spain.

  • JeffreyMartin

    Be sure to
    1. go fullscreen (button top left)
    2. right-click on the image to change the projection. try “little planet” for ultra trippiness :-)

    enjoy!
    Jeffrey
    360 Cities

    • Itsumishi

      The ‘Fisheye’ view actually removes some of the distortion created in the normal view as well!

      Neat!

  • KKnox

    Great. I gave myself a headache looking at that.