The Challenge is of course in stereo, therefore it must include a picture which
is in stereo (S3D) itself, imagined as rendered by one of the state-of-the-art
S3D displays.

Alternatively, use a model such as in a toy railway model. Or imagine a stage
play featuring a stage designer presenting a model of that very stage.

The more advanced art is to intermingle the levels in the style of Escher. I can
also imagine a scene that changes slightly in the course of the animation so
that we are suddenly in the next plane, without noticing a threshold.

I think the creator of the little animation linked above (who is otherwise
unknown to me) did a good job in terms of design - look at the right bottom
corner in particular. The technical realization doesn't quite match up, however.

My point in this thread is: S3D gives us yet another dimension of illusion, on
top of animation.

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