DE8513088U1 - Transformation picture for the representation of changeable landscape-like pictures with depth effect - Google Patents

Description

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Transformation picture for the representation of changeable landscape-like Images with a sense of depth

The innovation relates to a device in the form of a wall or still image to display variable landscape-like images with a sense of depth.

In the case of decorative and textile articles, especially pictures, the attractiveness and the utility value of the article can be increased significantly if it is not a motionless object, but rather the object created by the viewer as far as possible through a built-in movement mechanism änder-I can generate borrowed representations, the handling by I the viewer in the simplest way and completely uncomplicated ;; must take place, since otherwise the i 'interest evoked in the viewer quickly disappears again.

\ To solve this problem are usually complicated

Constructions as well as complex and expensive mechanisms necessary to ι example by mirrors, lenses, light sources and f Stroaa- sources or batteries ec dependent engines. these effects; to be able to fall.

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Movement sequence in Garig sets * that generates changeable images, without the need for complicated and expensive mechanisms or without a dependency on energy sources and which Handling by the viewer can be done in the simplest possible way.

In connection with the further explanations of the innovation, reference is made to the attached drawings.

To solve the task described at the beginning, the innovation provides a transformation picture in any size for display of changing landscape-like images with a depth effect by placing in a wooden or plastic frame (1) several glass panes (2) are firmly arranged one behind the other at a small distance * For this purpose, grooves are milled into the frame, into which the glass panes are then pushed. Since the panes of glass are closely spaced one behind the other, forms Thus there is a cavity (5) between the individual panes of glass. These cavities are each in the middle by a horizontally inserted spacer bar (4) divided into an upper and a lower cavity. Each individual spacer bar contains vertical bores (6) with irregular intervals through the flowable and pourable materials filled into the cavities (3) - preferably fine-grained sand - can flow from the upper into the lower cavities.

If, for example, the hollow spaces between four panes of glass in the middle are stepped through by inserted horizontal spacer strips a total of three spacer bars are required. The procedure here is such that the first spacer bar has several contains about five holes at irregular intervals, while the second spacer bar only three to four and the third The spacer bar now only contains two holes, all of which are attached at irregular intervals. The cavity between the first and second glass pane is filled with an overall small amount of sand, while the cavity between the second and third panes of glass with a larger amount of sand

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is filled and the cavity between the third and fourth glass pane is filled with an even larger amount of sand.

Since the panes of glass against each other through the frame surrounding them are sealed, the sand now flows from the upper to the lower hollow body areas. By the four- or rectangular The sand in the individual hollow bodies cannot construct in the form of a picture - as in the case of the conical construction of an hourglass - completely, but only partially flowing from the upper to the lower cavity. As a result, and depending on the different distances between the holes in the individual spacer bars, in the respective Cavities that create landscape-like images.

Another important effect is that the images create a sense of depth because the first spacer bar All in all, it contains a lot of vertical bores and therefore the smallest amount of sand between the individual ones Glass panes can flow to a large extent from the upper into the lower cavity, while the second spacer bar less Contains holes, but nevertheless a larger amount of sand in this cavity was filled, which can now only flow to a small extent from the upper into the lower cavity and the third spacer bar contains the smallest number of holes, but the largest amount of sand is filled in this cavity which can now only flow into the lower cavity to a very small extent.

This depth effect of the picture is additionally reinforced by in that the sand filled into the individual cavities is colored differently.

After the downward flow of sand came to a standstill the interesting effect can be achieved by a simple rotation of the picture by 18o degrees, that alone through this simple rotation, the landscape-like images are blurred and now again the individual amounts of sand from the

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Upper flow into the lower cavities and create new, but now changed, landscapes-like images.

In addition to this simple construction of the transformation picture and the ease of use by a viewer thereby expands the use and utility of the image reinforces that the picture can be used as a wall or still picture.

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Claims (2)

■ t hu> · ·· Γ "·" ■ "« ι ι ο ill · · β 10., "■ 1 '■ · t ·" - · Peter J e c h e, Hausstockweg 49 1οοο Berlin 42 June 1985 Sohutz claims 1. Transformation image in any size to display variable landscape-like images with depth effect, characterized in that several in a frame (1) closely spaced vmä mutually sealed glass panes (2) are arranged so that the resulting cavities (5) between the closely spaced glass panes are separated in the middle by a horizontally inserted spacer strip (4), so that there is an upper and a lower cavity. 2. metamorphosis according to claim 1, characterized in that the in the cavities between the individual with little Distance between glass panes firmly behind one another in the middle of inserted horizontal spacer bars Contains vertical bores (6) with different distances. * * dd