Uniqueness of Perception Creates Wonderful Worlds
Gallery Page of Mountain Headress – Digital Painting
On this particular day, the clouds and mountain looked like one organism. With the clouds as a head covering, I found it impossible to tell where one began and where the other ended.
Needless to say, this was only a small section of my view. But it was the section of the view which I was drawn to. An artist limits his vision to the story he chooses to tell. Actually we all probably do this.
The world is vast, perception is huge – but there is something unique about the position of any observer. What separates the telling is also the conceptual bias. This is what I saw, but
- it is more importantly how I saw it.
- and finally it is how I chose to tell it.
Whether a piece speaks to you like it needs to be on your wall or just simply is – there is a story. It is about unique perception, understanding, and physical limits and range of artist and medium.
The thing about appreciating art, is that it is still wonderful whether one likes it or not.
See Also
- How We See: The First Steps of Human Vision
Introduction to how we see - Individual differences in taste perception directly related to genetic variation in taste receptors
Physically different taste receptors – interesting implications for other taste? - Seeing is Understanding
Included partly because I like the title – but offers insight into how we learn – always related
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