We subconsciously construct a space for every object we view. This space is an area in which perceptions; thoughts and phenomena can emerge and are experienced. It also provides an area of ambiguity or active perspective where multiple interpretations can be sustained.

Image and object are two different physical experiences connected by our perception of the spatial environment that they inhabit. The systematic organization of material, structure, environment and observation point can all contribute to an illusory experience in a specific spatial area. This raises questions about what is real; the experience of reality; the reliability of our perceptions; and the relationship between our perceptions and the real world.

Suresh Dutt ARBS, M.Phil RCA

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