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Infinity mirrors have often been used for wall decorations throughout the years. So, I figured why not ceilings? How about a kitchen ceiling? Should make for an easy cleaning experience. Of course, the object used here is all fake. Made with Blender by the way.

Maybe someone may come around and explain why this is not a good idea. Well, this video is strictly for entertainment purposes. If someone tries to build something like this in the meat-space world, they are on their own. I'm in no way responsible for anything that may go wrong.

When the infinity mirror (or infinite mirror) concept is used in artwork, it is often referred to as the Droste effect. With it a picture recursively appears within itself for a certain number of times. A similar object known as the "infinity box" has also been used extensively in artwork.

An infinity mirror has both a front mirror and a back mirror. The front mirror can be a half-silvered (one way) mirror, but the effect can still be produced without the half-silvering hack. Infinity mirrors typically are lit from the inside by a set of lights (often LEDs) that are arrayed around the inside of the frame. Obviously, when viewing an infinity mirror, there is an optical illusion designed to impress upon the viewer the sense of a "visual tunnel." This tunneling effect can be tweaked by setting both mirrors to be at a slight angle instead of being aligned along parralel planes. This will produce the effect of looking into a winding tunnel.

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