We’re lucky if we have time to do nothing. Continue reading “Much to do with nothing II”
Category: Space
Mosh pit Mona
Zooming in to Mona
Smiling more in this grainy image?
The Louvre is a beast. Continue reading “Mosh pit Mona”
Experiencing the heartbeat of karma
RAFAEL LOZANO-HEMMER engages the observer in a way that is as much peculiar as it is tantalizing. Continue reading “Experiencing the heartbeat of karma”
Gibsonian optics brought to life in the sculpture of Fred Eversley
J.J. Gibson outlined a radical approach to optics in his 1979 book The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception. In order to perceive the structure of space, we need just one thing: light. Continue reading “Gibsonian optics brought to life in the sculpture of Fred Eversley”
Left and right
Our visual system works for us in strange and unimaginable ways.
It’s easy for us to recognize that the complex scenes before our eyes shift almost continually: the images in the movie theater, the traffic on the highway, the speakers in the boardroom. Continue reading “Left and right”
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