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Changing perceptions: Marie Lawrence, a graduate student from Chattanooga, works on school assignments in the Office for Students with Disabilities located on the first floor of Frist Hall on Oak Street.
Perception is everything
Whether we agree with it or not, it is. How you portray yourself is the way people will perceive you and the way you treat yourself is how people will treat you. If you never show people you have a brain, they’ll always treat you as if you’ve lost your mind. However, their opinion of you is never the final auth...ority, your self-worth can’t be validated by others, you are worthy because you say you are. Fools seek approval in things that have no authority but the wise understand every person passing judgement isn’t a judge. You will never be able to control everything spoken about you but you are responsible for the things you give people to speak on. Yes your character defines you but your reputation precedes you and if you don’t care enough to protect it, in one way or another you’ll always be neglected. Secure people are comfortable being hated for who they are; the insecure seek love trying to be something they’re not. And at this point in life if the social you is only doing things in hopes to fit in, the real you will always end up being left out.
Thoughts trapped in a blackberry sitting on the plane....
"Only in quiet waters things are reflected without distortion. Only a peaceful mind has an adequate perception of the world."
Hans Margolius
Almargem River (Algarve, Portugal)
If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. .... William Blake
jardin des plantes - paris
Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon Lens FD 50 mm 1:1.8
Exposure 1/2500 sec
Aperture f/1.8
Focal Length 50 mm
ISO Speed 200
Part of my presentation on MemoryMarkers.
this piece is titled Perceptions Notebook and contains notes. scroll over image to browse.
Weaving Lace Brain
lace fragment www.flickr.com/photos/avadarlene/2181874667/
Neurons www.flickr.com/photos/lorelei-ranveig/2294885420/in/photo...
collection Jbunny
This most recent piece of work explores visual perception and whether we can rely upon this system as an accurate understanding of reality. Exploring the edges of vision, this installation piece plays with reflection and refraction of light to warp moving imagery and create ambiguous forms, questioning the concept of perception. After experiencing the installation, viewers often comment on being left with a haunting, few second afterimage of colour, stemming from the white light in these colourless projections; again reminding us that the invisible spectrum of colour is just one of many aspects of reality that we cannot normally see. [Blacked-out installation space with two projectors playing a video of rippling water onto various mirrored surfaces]