Reversible Figures
Definition: Optical illusion images which exploit graphical similarities and other properties of visual system interpretation between two or more distinct image forms. This could cause one person to see an image one way, and cause someone else to see the same image another way.
Example: The following image could be interpreted in two different ways. Do you see the old woman or the young girl first?
http://open-mind.net/epubs/bridging-the-objective-subjective-divide-towards-a-meta-perspective-of-science-and-experience/OEBPS/images/figure5.jpg
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