Results: World's Largest Anamorphic Illusion - In South Korea

People in South Korea are doing double takes thanks to a digital masterpiece by a tech company called d'strict. Have you heard about this before now?

The epic creation can be found in Seoul's Coex Square, the equivalent of New York's Time Square. It's several stories high and uses curved screens to make it look like giant waves are crashing down inside a building. Not to mention, it's the world's largest illusion of its kind! Would it make you nervous walking past this building with huge waves crashing overhead?

Do you think this is a good way to advertise the technology company?

Do you think this might be likely to cause crashes if it were too close to a road (from "rubbernecking" - or drivers being too occupied watching the waves instead of the road in front of them)?

Is this something you'd be willing to travel to South Korea to see for yourself?