Category: MFA

Ambiguity is described by scientists as the rule rather than the exception in perception.  One example of ambiguity is a simplistic line drawing that can be construed as a rabbit or a duck. Sometimes people get stuck in only being able to see one aspect of the drawing. The inability to see another side of a…

What we see, and what we think we see, are two different things. The fact that the brain makes stuff up in visual perception is a reality that I never tire of exploring.  I am convinced that if we ground our understanding of ourselves in the actual basics of perception, we could take a load of…