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Without thinking, what do you see now? Obviously, it's the phone pic with some gaussian blur applied, same pic as you saw yesterday (the second one) when I was messing about.
Different transparency reviles some portions of already known stimulations that we saw in the beginning . But in the previous image, the stimuli was so obvious.
In the following image, the fuzzy perception will enriched with the use of a text message. Could a simple message or a simple word guide our thoughts and dominate our perception to a specific area of our knowledge? What would be the exact word which is connected with the visual stimuli? Why?
Monday high point: displacement activity - or nature's way of sorting the romantics from the curmudgeonly in the course of a working day.
Original photo exercised one perspective, which brought clarity, and now a new perception has developed.
Participants were asked to write on a post it note an idea which they would take away from the day. These are the post it notes from people who were inspired by Kevin Hennah's presentation.
Predicting Perceptions: The 3rd International Conference on Appearance. Just a few pictures to share. Shoot at Heriot-Watt University, Our Dynamic Earth and National Museums of Scotland using a Canon 5D MKII and an HTC One S.
“4me4you” visits Halycon Gallery WHICH FEATURED Dale Chihuly - CHIHULY
Halycon Gallery... “CHIHULY”
Dale Chihuly has done more to revolutionise the perception of blown glass as an art form worldwide than any other artist.
Chihuly experiments ceaselessly with colour and technique. He indulges in extraordinary colour combinations and the most subtle of single hues. The purity of pigment in the Maize Persians and the delicacy of the Oxblood and White Persians, shown here, may surprise anyone more familiar with Chihuly’s highly coloured Macchia series, which he began in 1981, inspired by his desire to experiment with all 300 glass pigments available at that time. Technique is all with these Works, which feature the artist’s especially distinctive ‘lip—wrap’ - a traditional rim-strengthening method borrowed from historic Venetian glassmaking, which has become one of Chihuly’s personal trademark