Have you ever thought about how the subjective evaluation of your eyes and brain is a certain matter? Even when you felt that you’ve tried to change the perspective from your point of view, and you still feel confused with the results? Exactly what 150ml is playing on; a set of vessels  that has succeeded to become a simple example on the play of perception.

This unique arrangement of 5 porcelain vessels by Nicolas Cheng, is inspired by 5 different wood types found in the forest. Inspiration from different types of wood forms is what gave birth to the variations of each porcelain, which are packed in boxes made from the very wood piece that has inspired each form and also specially fitted for the 5 different shapes. These 5 porcelains that plays on perception, explores variant form varieties but all designed to contain 150 ml of water.

This innovative simple visual illusion by Cheng, interestingly tickles the senses. The diameters are all different, subconsciously urging us to create subjective perceptives on the volumes. Not to mention the accent on each unique handle that’s adaptive to each form. Beware your eyes.