Computer-generated 3-D art superimposes two patterns with the mismatches between these two patterns simulating _____ and creating a sensation of depth.
A)accommodation
B)aerial perspective
C)retinal disparity
D)inverted vision

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Retinal disparity refers to the differences between the images received by the two eyes, which the brain uses to perceive depth. By superimposing two patterns with mismatches, computer-generated 3-D art creates retinal disparity, resulting in a sensation of depth. Accommodation refers to the eye's ability to adjust focus, aerial perspective refers to the phenomenon of objects looking less distinct and bluer the further away they are, and inverted vision refers to the distorted image which occurs when everything is seen upside down. None of these fully explain the 3D art's effect of simulating depth.

Computer-Generated 3-D Art Superimposes Two Patterns with the Mismatches Between