Imperfect image 2.0
Processes of research on peripheral vision
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https://doi.org/10.24310/artxt.vi1.16126Keywords:
interactive art, perception, peripheral vision, image, invisibleAbstract
We present the current state of development of the Imperfect Image project, in its version 2.0. Its main objective is the exploration of the limits of perception based on the peripheral vision of the individual. After a process of testing and continuous experimentation, the work consists of a peripheral vision helmet that the spectator has to wear while walking through an installation made up of animated LED panels. The user's difficulty in deciphering an animated text, which is only partially displayed, leads us to investigate the space-time binomial through a series of interactive, audiovisual and installation works.
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