Sara gets undressed (lenticular)
2004
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2004
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Julian Opie’s *Sara gets undressed* is a print that plays with how we see bodies and identity. It uses bold black outlines and simple shapes to show a figure, but the lenticular layer means the image changes as you move. The trick here is the lenticular plastic. It shows three different views of Sara, so her pose shifts when you step left or right. Try looking up the Victoria and Albert Museum next.
