Stereograms are holograms that move by taking a series of 2D artwork, video or computer generated artwork etc. These images can be recorded sequentially to reproduce animated moving and three dimensional holograms of stunning visual appeal. "William Shakespeare" is an example of a stereogram.

A stereogram has two levels of reality:

• There is the surface level which often appears chaotic and disorganized with its variety of colors and patterns.
• There is also the deeper and hidden level of reality, the hidden image, that contains the real meaning of the stereogram. The hidden image is the real reality of the image

Viewing a Stereogram

• Put your face close to the screen. Pretend to look through the monitor.
• Now, very slowly move back from the screen
• As you move back the image will come into view after making several attempts.

Applications of Stereograms

• Promotional labels
• Stickers
• Packaging
• Security labels
• Art, display and entertainment
• Rigid box packaging
• Pack decoration
• Executive gifts
• Ornaments
• Card authentication
• Printing jobs
• Security applications