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ntltrmllgnc rated 3 weeks ago- these are signs of life being discovered on earth
- danzbar rated 3 weeks ago
Man born with no eyes paints much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much better than me.
- Mari-Lou rated 3 months ago
- An interesting video demonstrating that an artist, blind since birth, is able to understand and accurately draw depth and perspective in landscapes both natural and architectural. Now the programme beats its drum about perspective but what I say is: How does he "see" colour? How does Esref Armagan "know" the sea is blue, trees are green and some flowers are yellow? Are colours tactile as well?
Many thanks to tetrapod78 who shared the link. - An interesting video demonstrating that an artist, blind since birth, is able to understand and accurately draw depth and perspective in landscapes both natural and architectural. Now the programme beats its drum about perspective but what I say is: How does he "see" colour? How does Esref Armagan "know" the sea is blue, trees are green and some flowers are yellow? Are colours tactile as well?
- scorpion68a rated 3 months ago
- Blind painter who "sees" shapes and colors and understands perspective
- mrcclass rated 3 months ago
- An astonishing video about a painter who is blind and uses not only color but has a sense of shading and, most surprising, a sense of perspective. The video shows scientists puzzling over his abilities. I am sure they have learned something from him but I wonder if they have learned this: the human brain is far more complex than we understand despite all our confident pronouncements about how it works. Go watch. Thanks to the stumbler http://geckotape.stumbleupon.com for the find.
- tetrapod78 rated 3 months ago
- A blind Turkish painter's understanding of representing depth and geometric perspective is studied at Harvard and the University of Toronto. First rate. Thank you Yonka! http://www.Yonka.stumbleupon.com/
- geckotape rated 4 months ago
- In this video a man born without eyes draws in perspective, making the point that dimension is a function of space and depth, not just vision. I'm assuming this is how sonar works, no? You don't need eyes to see. His website and gallery: Esref Armagan /www.armagan.com/view.asp?i=3">
- Reea rated 4 months ago
- oh man, now this is fucking impressive, i always thought perception is everything. it's good to see amazing people sometimes, makes me forget about the stupidity i encounter almost every moment.
- geauxlsu225 rated 4 months ago
- absolutely fascinating! the world is truly an amazing place........................
- trysth rated 4 months ago
- truly amazing...
