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"A box that takes images from four different directions around the box and projects each one onto of the square window displays located on the top."

Will Barras at the abandoned monastry

Windows in Gallery with Hopper Painting,Whitney Museum, 2003

by ABELARDO MORELL

this painting absorbs exterior completely.

I crop the image inside painting.

The Origins of Perspective

"The entire theory of perspective can be developed from a single fact: that the apparent size of an object decreases with increasing distance from the eye. That's the phenomenon that makes railroad tracks appear to converge in the distance."

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Las Meninas

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Punch and Judy

Beijing shadow theater

The relation between cognitional image and distance

Shepard’s “Terror Subterra”

Mutate Britain: One Foot in the Grove

Limestone false door of Ptahshepses

About False door

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Quotations about Edvard Munch

"He paints - that is to say - he looks at things in a different way from other artist. He sees only the essence and, consequently, paints only that. That is why Munch's pictures as a rule are ‘unfinished’, as people have taken such delight in saying. Oh yes! They are finished. Finished from his hand. Art is finished when the artist has said all that he really has to say, and this is the advantage Munch has over his generations of painters, he has the unique ability to show us how he felt and what gripped him, making everything else seem unimportant."

- Christian Krohg, Dagbladet (newspaper)

The principle of Camera Obscura

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Eclipse pin-hole effect

View of Pinhole

Personal Space

some facts about personal space bubbles:

The bubble is larger if you are talking to a stranger.
The better you know the person you're talking to, the smaller the bubble may be.
The bubble is usually larger for two men than for two women.
The bubble may be very small for a man and a women if they are in a relationship.
The bubble may be larger than normal for a man and a women who are strangers to each other.
The bubble size may differ for different cultures.

http://www.worsleyschool.net/socialarts/personal/space.html