My name is OliRed (Olivier Redon),

I am a creative artiste designer.

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 I am not a scientist, I am not a magician , I am not a mathematician .(I love "recreational math").

For me it is beneficial because I do not impose any limits on myself. I do not respect the established rules

I am a free electron. I trained myself to create in a field where there was little development.

 

 

"In 1976, at the age of 15, when Olivier was too young to sell the idea,he says he imagined a third brake light
center-mounted in the rear of a vehicle.(Center high mount stop lamp CHMSL)
Such lights became mandatory in the United States in 1986, according to Wikipedia                 
His light would have been higher up so it could be seen
by more than one trailing vehicle"     The Almanac.

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in 2002 ( with helium balloon )

I independently invented the concept behind Google earth and Google "street view" for KB HOME.  

5 years before Google.

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As an independent American and French inventor, consultant and creative designer, I specialize in the extraordinary field of optical illusions and impossible objects. With a track record of gold medals at international fairs and recognition from renowned organizations like USPTO, I have dedicated my career to pushing the boundaries of what is possible at the intersection of science, art and magic.

I believe in the power of collaboration across disciplines to open up new areas of creativity. By bringing together artists, scientists, creatives and magicians, I have created revolutionary illusions that captivate and inspire.

From bi stable perception in motion to impossible interactive objects, my work challenges perception and invites viewers to explore multiple interpretations. Whether 3D or 4D objects that defy expectations, I strive to create experiences that spark wonder and amazement.

With my daughter, I created a cutting-edge research laboratory dedicated to the study and testing of illusions. Each new creation is meticulously designed and copyrighted to protect against imitators, ensuring that our innovations remain unparalleled.

  I work with museums, schools, art galleries and organizations interested in pushing the boundaries of perception. Let’s collaborate and bring the impossible to life together!

We received more official recognition by being a finalist in the competition for "the best Illusion of the year" 2021 2024. The judging panel changes every year, but often includes neuroscientists and psychologists.