This series of decorative glasses is inspired by various visual phenomena from neurology and nature. Through specially textured colored lenses, they illustrate how different aspects of perception are felt.
[GIF of three pairs of glasses]
The human brain is capable of generating astounding special effects—each one unique. What is more disheartening is the inability to accurately describe these effects to another person.
[static image of all three pairs of glasses]
These glasses will not give a complete picture of how some of us see the world. They cannot transpose into another body—it’s like looking at a stunning coral reef through thick aquarium glass.
[gif glasses on a mannequin head (I will try sincerely.)]
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visual snow
I will remove the AI-generated tag.
The visual snow resembles broadcast static. The uneven acrylic frame and the textured, ice-like polycarbonate lenses convey a sense of perpetual noise.
flies
that very translucent, floating, swirling «dust» before your eyes. This is echoed by the wavy acrylic frame, with soft plastic «floaters» suspended within the lenses.
Close-up of an earthworm in a lens
The Blue Field Phenomenon
If you look at the clear blue sky, you can see white dots running at the edges of your field of vision. These are white blood cells in the retinal vessels.The shape of the acrylic frame is designed to convey a sense of chaotic movement, and the blue lenses feature a delicate LED «vascular network.»
[slider with beautiful humanoid figures wearing glasses]
