The subtle silhouette: in the palm of her hand, another woman appears faintly, almost transparent.

The hidden profile: to the left, a face takes shape if you follow the lines of the background carefully.

The unexpected face: formed by lips located around the stomach area—a brilliantly sneaky visual trick.

Finding all four is like piecing together a puzzle whose pieces have been in plain sight all along.

Just a game, or a real mental agility test?

No, it’s not exactly an IQ test. But spotting all four women does require concentration, a touch of logic, and—above all—an exceptionally sharp eye.

According to a study shared by News Rebeat, only 2% of people managed to find all four faces without any hints. That tiny percentage adds an extra thrill to the challenge—and gives those who succeed some serious bragging rights.

So… ready to join that visual elite?

The artist behind the illusion

Oleg Shupliak is no stranger to this kind of work. The Ukrainian artist is famous for his double- and triple-layered compositions, where faces and scenes blend seamlessly. Four Women, created in 2013, quickly went viral on social media and continues to captivate puzzle lovers around the globe.

Every one of Shupliak’s creations invites you to slow down, look differently… and marvel at what the human brain can—or can’t—perceive.