THE (IM)POSSIBLE LIST
School Work 2013
The Impossible List is a collection of collections. In this first volume we present five small publications about how human perception can vary depending on the colour, the background and the line value of a certain bi-dimensional representation of an impossible figure. Based on an article present in the Sage Encyclopaedia of Perception five very singular impossible objects were chosen. To the bi-dimensional and linear illusion it was decided to add another perception “trick”: the colour, for which we used Josef Albers’ guide on the influence of colour on the visual system: Interaction of Colour.
What we are trying to offer to the viewer is more than a look, but rather a thought on how limited the human perception of the world actually is, and how restricted by the “surroundings” it can be.
What we are trying to offer to the viewer is more than a look, but rather a thought on how limited the human perception of the world actually is, and how restricted by the “surroundings” it can be.
