Notes on Peripheral Panorama 4

 Posted by Rune on 21/05/2007
May 212007
 

I am interested in emulating and visualizing the way our senses work. By presenting a ‘video’ version of the peripheral vision, emphasis is put on the discrepancy between how visual information enters our brain and how we (our brain) presents that information to us. There is an apparent ‘misunderstanding’ in our understanding of how we [...]

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Notes on Peripheral Panorama 3

 Posted by Rune on 04/05/2007
May 042007
 

Peripheral Panorama was a video installation built specifically for the Project space, Zaal 5, in The Filmhouse in The Hague. As winner of the annual prize competetion, Workspace07, I adapted an idea from an earlier work to fit the specific setting of both The Hague and the space itself. The installation consisted of a large [...]

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Notes on Periperal Panorama 2

 Posted by Rune on 01/03/2007
Mar 012007
 

I like to think of our mind as a ‘void-filler’. It attributes meaning to our surroundings by interpreting and labeling structurs as recognizable objects. This process is not part of our conscious thinking – it is pre-conscious or sub-conscious. With this installation I wanted to see if, by taking advantage of a peculiarity of the [...]

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Notes on Peripheral Panorama

 Posted by Rune on 21/02/2007
Feb 212007
 

If you look at the pilosophical root of science and compare it to the philosophical implications of modern science, you seem to end up with a conundrum. The first takes its outset in doubt and basically says “don’t trust your senses or any information given to you by them, because our senses can fool us”, [...]

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