Ambiguous figures are visual images that can be interpreted in multiple ways, leading to different perceptions depending on the viewer's perspective. These images often contain elements that can be seen as two or more distinct objects or scenes, creating a sense of uncertainty in interpretation. One well-known example of an ambiguous figure is the Rubin's Vase, which can be perceived as either a vase or two faces in profile. Such figures challenge our visual perception and highlight the brain's role in interpreting visual information, demonstrating how context and expectation influence what we see.