
Duck or rabbit?
A beak becomes a pair of ears. Nothing in the drawing changes.

A hollow face can look like a face turned toward you.
Study the concave mask. In a moving demonstration it can appear to turn with the observer, rather than behaving like a hollow object.
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Download imageA hollow face can look like a face turned toward you.
Study the concave mask. In a moving demonstration it can appear to turn with the observer, rather than behaving like a hollow object.
Faces are normally convex. That strong expectation can override shading and depth information indicating a concave surface. Interpreting the hollow as a projecting face also changes the apparent movement.