From one angle, they look like miscellaneous wall markings. From another, they look like this...
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Actually, the clues are probably too obvious but how cool is this...
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Here - this should pretty much give it away.
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I think this is what we call-perception-wise- anamorphosis.
BTW, I'm from Hungary, and there is a Hungarian painter who's dealt with the issue of anamorphosis. It's worth checking:
http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orosz_Istv%C3%A1n
keep up the good work! D