The Gallery of Impossible Shapes in Real and Infinity Sculptures presents a curated visual documentation of sculptures that explore geometric structures often perceived as paradoxical or seemingly “infinite.” These works are not optical illusions but real, physically constructed forms that have been translated into three-dimensional space.

The gallery is photographic in nature and is intended to show how these objects occupy and interact with real environments — how form, surface, and geometry are experienced in relation to architectural context, light, and perspective.

A defining characteristic of many of these sculptures is their bidirectional coherence: their geometry remains legible and structurally consistent from both front and back, unlike many similar forms that only function visually from a single viewpoint. This formal integrity is central to the works represented here.

These images serve as a documentation of presence and spatial relation rather than as staged compositions. The aim is to make visible the constructive logic, material presence, and formal rigor of these sculptures in real settings — without decorative framing, without artificial staging, and with a clear focus on how geometry reveals itself in space.

Infinity Cube: Whobbling Table

The infinity cube Whobbling Table let you see a star in the middle.

Cube size: 560 mm.

Size for isometric presentation: x = 792 mm; y = 646 mm; z = 792 mm.

Weight: 19 k

Oscar Reutersvärd

Oscar Reutersvärd has been drawn by Oscar Reutersvärd.

It´s a study of a cube and maybe the most simpel way to touch all 6 sides.

Size for isometric presentation: x = 594 mm; y = 520 mm; z = 636 mm.

Weight: 11 kg.

Bridged

Bridged has been illustrated by Viktor Fesenko.

It´s an impossible sculpture, done with solid stainless steel.

Size: x = 142 mm; y = 272 mm; z = 220 mm.

Weight: 3 kg.

Scaleable.

Endless Story 4 DIY

Endless Story been drawn by Voxelart user Bucwah.

It´s an infinity shape with two mirrowed modules.

Three of each modules are needed.

Cubesize: 1020 mm.

Weight: 30 kg.

Cat Content

Cat Content can be presented in 3 positions, 2 of them are needing a base.

It´s an impossible object first drawn by me, inspired by Viktor Fesenko´s work.

The optical illusion is seenable from front and back.

Space needed for isometric presentation, like in the picture besides: x = 842 mm; y = 1070 mm; z = 927 mm.

Weight without base: 11 kg.

Micky Mous

Micky Mous can be presented in 3 positions. 2 of them need´s a base.

The illusion is working from front and back for all positions, as you can see in the illustration besides.

The impossible shape is done with stainless steel and it´s satin finished.

Space for isometric view, without base: x = 197 mm; y = 232; z = 232. Weight: 3,2 kg. Scaleable.

Credits: Viktor Fesenko

Edged

Edged is done with full metal stainless steel, and a satin finish.

The optical illusion is working from front- and back.

The impossible shape has been drawn by Oscar Reutersvärd.

Space needed: x = 132 mm; y = 274; z = ca. 230 mm. Weight: 4 kg. Scaleable.

Coming Home

Coming Home is done with solid stainless steel and a satin finish.

The original drawing has been done by Oscar Reutersvärd.

For realization of the impossible reflections, you see from front, some real material is needed, as you can see below.

Space needed: x = 170 mm ; y = 283 mm; z = 250 mm Weight: 4 kg. Scaleable

Impossible Reflection

Impossible Reflection is done with full stainless steel metal and a satin finish.

The original drawing has been done by Oscar Reutersvärd.

For realization of the impossible reflections, you see from front and back, some real material is needed, as you can see below.

Space needed: x = 216 mm; y = 524 mm ; z = 300 mm Weight: 6 kg. Scaleable.

Star Spider

Star Spider is an infinity sculpture, drawn by Bucwah, realized by W.A.Stanggaßinger.

Many different views are able.

The isometric view show´s a star, meanwhile the object, used as a table, is standing on 3 points.

In the other positions, up to 5 glas shelfes are able.

Cube size: 940 mm.

Table size for glas shelf: x = 1018 mm; y = 996 mm; z = 612 mm. Weight: 19 kg. Scaleable.

Coffee Time

Coffee Time is an infinity sculpture, created in Voxelart online editor by user Bucwah.

Like all these infinity sculptures, 3 points can be on the ground and another 3 points are at a higher level.

Size for isometric presentation: x = 806 mm; y = 485 mm; z = 759 mm.

Size for table: x = 806 mm; y = 760 mm; z = 485 mm.

It´s able to change the size for another resulting table height.

Weight: 14 kg.

Impossible Crossing

Impossible Crossing is an impossible figure, drawn by swedish artist Oscar Reutersvärd.

The illusion is working from front and back.

The sculpture is mentioned by Prof. Fiona Macpherson from the University of Glasgow.

Size: x = 451 mm; y = 534 mm; z = 350 mm.

Weight: 10 kg

Stainless steel with satin finish.

Bruno Ernst

Bruno Ernst was drawn by be the author Bruno Ernst.

The optical illusion is working from front and back.

The impossible sculpure is done with solid stainless steel and a refined surface.

Dimension: x = 240 mm; y = 289 mm; z = 236 mm.

Weight: 17 kg.

Crossing the Crossing

Crossing the Crossing is an impossible figure, illustrated by Oscar Reutersvärd.

The isometric art is is seenable from front and back.

The object is done with stainless steel and a refined surface.

Dimension: x = 294 mm; y = 236 mm; z = 300 mm

Weight: 8 kg.

90 Degree

90 Degree is an illusion where you need time to recognize, it´s completly real.

The work is a variation of an illustration from Oscar Reutersvärd.

Dimensions for rotated presentation: x = 774 mm; y = 438 mm; z = 594 mm.

Dimension for isometric presentation: x = 594mm; y = 462 mm; z = 774 mm.

Weight: 14 kg.

Satin finished stainless steel.

U For You

The impossible figure has been illustrated by swedish artist Oscar Reutersvärd.

The realized stainless steel sculpture is with a refined surface.

Dimensions: x = 304 mm; y = 502 mm; z = 362 mm.

Weight: 9 kg.

Bared O

Bared O is an impossible shape, drawn by swedish artist Oscar Reutersvärd.

The isometric presentation is working from front and back.

The sculpture is with a refined stainless steel surface.

Dimensions: x = 446 mm; y = 642 mm; z = 350 mm.

Weight: 10 kg.

Celtic Knot

Celtic Knot is an infinity space node i found at internet.

Many variations are able.

In the illustration besides you can imagine the second level for a round glas shelf.

Measures for rotatet presentation: x = 576 mm; y = 356 mm; z = 494 mm.

Measures for table: x = 572 mm; y = 494 mm; z = 312 mm

Weight: 9 kg.

Stanislav Konenko

Stanislav Konenko has been illustrated by Stanislav Konenko.

The sculpture brings 2 infinity shapes together.

The sculpture can be presented roted, as table with round glas shelf or merchandise carrier with 3 glas shelfes.

Measures for rotated position: x = 860 mm; y = 470 mm; z = 820 mm.

Measures for table: x = 840 mm; y = 820 mm. y = 404 mm.

Weight: 17 kg.

Freeform Penrose Triangle