There are works of art that show how people depend on their memories and experiences when they see things. "It's not what it seems". Reported by US media Foodbeast.

For example, if you say something that is green, slender, and has (looks like) lumps and thorns ... yes, it's a "cucumber" -but when you peel it, it's actually a "banana" !

I think it's a cucumber
I think it's a cucumber

banana! !! !!
banana! !! !!

According to the media, these works were created by Tokyo-born artist Hikaru Cho . She uses acrylic paints to paint a variety of vegetables and fruits “unlikely” to create unique and impactful works.

I think it's an eggplant
I think it's an eggplant

egg! !! !!
egg! !! !!

In her hands, bananas turn into cucumbers, eggs into eggplants, and tomatoes into oranges. It seems like an irony (in a good way) to our preconceptions about "food" that what we say on a daily basis may actually be something completely different.

Regarding "It's not what it seems," the media reported:

"This series of works gives us a chance to rethink what we eat every day.

The next time you cut an orange, it will surely make you think about something. "

I think it's orange
I think it's orange

tomato! !! !!
tomato! !! !!

* All images are from hikarucho.com