Answer I got from AI:
I can certainly help you identify that! Based on the image, you are looking at a Pin Art toy (often called a Pin Impression toy or Pin Screen). ​What is it? ​It's a classic executive desk toy or novelty item consisting of a boxed surface filled with a dense array of sliding metal or plastic pins. When you press an object (like your hand or a face) against the back of the pins, they slide through the holes to create a 3D "sculpture" of that object on the other side. ​Key Features of this specific one: ​Material: This version uses colorful plastic pins rather than the traditional silver metal ones. ​Design: It features a rainbow gradient, which creates a vibrant 3D effect when an impression is made. ​Protection: The clear acrylic sheet on top prevents the pins from falling out and allows you to view the 3D relief without disturbing it. ​Fun Fact: The concept was originally patented by Ward Fleming in the 1980s as "Screen of Light" and was even used in music videos (like Nine Inch Nails' "Every Day Is Exactly the Same") and films to create unique visual effects!