In the classic faces-vase drawing, you can see both the faces and the vase if you are able to reverse the _____ relationship.

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The classic faces-vase drawing is an example of a figure-ground relationship, where the viewer can perceive either the white space (ground) as the vase or the black shapes (figure) as the faces. To see both the faces and the vase, the viewer needs to reverse their perception of which part is the figure and which is the ground.

In the Classic Faces-Vase Drawing, You Can See Both the Faces