One series. Five floating designs.

Thousands of lenses rebuild one picture in depth.

Each sticker is four layers, together about as thin as a sheet of paper. Light passes up through them in this order:

1. Adhesive basePeel the liner and press it onto any smooth surface.
2. Micro-image layerThousands of tiny copies of the artwork, nano-printed with detail down to 1 µm.
3. Clear base filmSets the distance so every lens focuses exactly on the image beneath it.
4. Micro-lens arrayA honeycomb of domed lenses, each finer than a hair, each showing your eye one point of the picture.

Your two eyes see slightly different points through the lenses, so your brain places the picture in space. Spacing the lenses a fraction wider or narrower than the tiny images decides how far above the surface it floats.