M.C. Escher was born in the Netherlands in 1898. He played with reality like an illusionist and over-whelmed proposing impossible, but representable, perspectives. His works are perceptive paradoxes that demonstrate h how illusion is part of reality. The person that observes must discover where the deception is and mock his own credulity. Escher's philosophy coincides with Maelstrom's view of the world: there is an intangible substrate governed by unknown laws, yet all of them respond to the will of chaos. Awareness of this phenomenon will allow us to embrace this perpetual movement that surrounds us.