digital designer sander ter braak created augmented anamorphosis for the final project at the hogeschool
voor de kunsten utrecht. this unique project employs a digital projector that can project three-dimensional
shapes relative to the viewer’s perspective. the system utilizes information about the shapes from a
computer. it then projects the shape onto the ground and can adjust the perspective  to match the user’s
location in the room. in the example, the cube form appears cube shaped as the viewer walks around it.
however when we see the square from a third stationary perspective it become clear that the projection is
changing over time based on the users location.

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