Portraits of different "right face" and "left face" as if they are similar and identical twin

Human faces are asymmetric with respect to the left and there is the theory that "the closer to symmetry is the higher the sexual appeal", but if there really was a completely symmetrical facial person, if there really exist human beings Is it felt more beautiful?

photographerJulian WolkensteinThe project "Symmetrical Portraits" by Mr. Synthesis is composed of two symmetrical faces based on the left half and the right half of the face of the model, respectively. Although I do not know whether each person is more attractive than his / her face, the impression is quite different between "left face" and "right face", which makes me realize the asymmetry of the face.

Details are as below.Symmeytrical Portraits: JULIAN WOLKENSTEIN

All the pictures were taken in 2010.


Each model was photographed under the same condition as much as possible with respect to the camera, such as the positional relationship, attitude and so on, and it seems that they got "irresolvable" as much as possible.


The closer the impression of "left face" and "right face" is, the more likely it is that the original face is nearly symmetrical "Beautiful".


Every model is similar in appearance that the left and right faces are "other people in red" absolutely, but the impression differs to the extent that it can not be thought of as "the same person".


This man seems to have had different hairstyle on the left and right.


Even if you divide your hair sideways it will be a fairly interesting hairstyle too.


A hairstyle that seems to appear in "Star Wars" and a hairstyle that seems to appear in "Star Trek".


Originally it is a neutral face, but it seems to believe that even if one is a woman and the other is a man.


This woman also seemed to have been blowing the bangs obliquely, but both the right and left faces are just natural hair styles.


I feel that it is not invisible to the face like "alien" or "future men" appearing in science fiction movies, is it due to bilateral symmetry?


Since every face seems to be divided into the left and right around the nose ridge, if the distance between the nose and the eyes is different on the left and right, the distance between the eyes and the eyes seems to be different depending on the left and right faces.


It is said that each model was taken with "neutral expression", but with the left and right faces "looks like laughing" "looks angry" "looks nice" "does not seem to talk" , People who feel that the impression is different and people who feel that "likes the right face" and "likes the left face" may be many.


Julian Wolkenstein's project seeking the "symmetry" and left and right difference of the human face is still recruiting samples from all over the world and symmetrical "right face" from photos taken with webcam and iPhone "An application that makes" left face "is also published on the following site.

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