A final rule of perceptual organization is figure-ground perception. This rule states that the eye differentiates an object from its surrounding area. An example of figure-ground perception would be the Pittsburgh Zoo logo. You can view both the image of two trees and of two animals facing each other when you view this logo, with your brain often alternating between the two.
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