An illustrated lecture comparing the monocular eye of the camera with binocular, stereoptic vision – in particular, the vision of the artist. What is stereopsis, the mystery of seeing in depth? Many portraits are made from optical devices and camera images, yet what we see is something else. How does the brain process this difference and what is the photograph’s relationship to the perceived (seen) face?
Presented at Biomedical Communications, University of Toronto, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Alberta, Metchosin International School of the Arts, 2004. |
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