A Chartres-style labyrinth, with an interesting feature that leads one outward even though one is still progressing towards a center. In this sense, the fear of failure is an illusion.
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The origin of light is not actually the light source, but is instead projected from the point of the “virtual eye.”
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The perception of dreams
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There is a margin of space between presence and absence. The infinitesimal point where the frame of the window meets the vast space beyond. An exchange of pure tension.
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A three-dimensional space constructed entirely of vectors, where, depending on the independent viewpoint, one might observe a perpetually shifting constellation of points and lines.
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Proof that the arrangement of mass, or the distribution of light and color within a field, are not the only factors that generate or structure the spatial experience.
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Mirrors and the breakdown of the embodied link between being and the world
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Contrary to what linear perspective proposes, the most geographically distant components of a scene aren’t always shrinking. Sometimes they appear to be growing and pushing past more localized ones.
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