Multilayer Luminous Device for 3D Aesthetic Effect

The patent applies dimensionality change by transitioning from a single two-dimensional canvas to multiple layered canvases (typically three layers) with different patterns. Each layer contributes to the overall visual effect, creating a three-dimensional aesthetic appearance through the superposition of patterns and varying translucency levels, thereby resolving the contradiction between aesthetic dimensionality and structural simplicity.

The patent implements nesting by placing multiple canvases within the same light box structure, where each canvas is positioned at different depths and contains distinct patterns. The canvases are nested within the light-tight enclosure, with each layer contributing to the composite visual effect when illuminated, allowing complex aesthetic effects while maintaining a compact device structure.

By adding the dimension of depth through multiple layered canvases positioned at different distances from the light source, the patent enhances visual depth information. Each layer's pattern interacts with light and other layers to create perception of depth, relief, and three-dimensionality, thereby reducing loss of visual depth information while managing complexity through systematic layering.

The patent uses composite material principles by combining multiple canvases with different translucency properties and patterns within a single light box. Each canvas acts as a component material with specific optical characteristics, and their combination creates a composite visual effect that provides rich visual depth information while organizing complexity through functional material differentiation.