Dear Mike
Great stuff!
Yep - I know my eye is having fun - sometimes too much fun - I often have
to resist (defocus) patterns in the everyday world. Usually, as a
professional, I try to stay in the world of intentional patterns - human
communication. Is the mark in the sand a line drawn by a person or is it
evidence of a crab or merely the accidental relationship between a stone
and the tide.
Iąd like to see a larger list of the dynamics?
Cheers
keith
On 22/10/2015 12:21 pm, "PhD-Design - This list is for discussion of PhD
studies and related research in Design on behalf of Paul Mike Zender"
<[log in to unmask] on behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Thus I agree with your comment above, the eye (metaphorically speaking,
>more precisely the visual perceptual process from eye through V1, V2) in
>part takes its own pleasure in what it sees when there is pattern unity
>with pattern diversity. It engages our perceptual processes and when
>unanticipated/new patterns are discovered/decoded it is
>pleasurable/surprising/engaging. This preconscious process also becomes
>conscious and can be discussed rationally, as I have tried to do here.
>There are of course many other dynamics in this unity and diversity of
>pattern: entry points, power of some forms, the length of the process of
>discovery, but this is a list post not a book, moreover, these ideas are
>my own and not proven empirically. As Chuck says so well, or so I
>believe...
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