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Mr. Selfish and I have posted our fair share of silly photos on this blog. This post is to rule over all of those photos. We went to the Trickeye Museum in Seoul, which is located at Seogyo Plaza B2, 357-1, Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu. The museum uses the technique of trompe l’oeil to make masterpieces and other scenes into 3-D interactive photo opps.

The first part of the museum consists mostly of converted masterpieces.

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The next part of the museum had really random scenes. There are museum attendants, who can assist and take your photo for you.

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Next, there was an area with Asian-ish scenes.

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The last area had modern-ish scenes.

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It was a truly random but fun experience. I highly recommend going to the Trickeye Museum if you have the time to spare while in Seoul. It was very entertaining and only cost 13,000 won (~$13 USD) per person.