M.C. Escher's "Waterfall" is one of his most notable works, famous for its use of impossible geometries to depict a series of seemingly everyday objects. At first, the painting looks not at all out of place, however after some closer inspection, the viewer realized the impossibility of the construction. I chose this work because I'm a fan of Escher's work in bringing the impossible to the mundane to create a very surreal scene.