Here are the responses (and card images) from the twelve Vision Quest exercises presented for my individual final:
My Eyes:
5: As a narcissist, I loved this one!
4: Enjoyed being able to look at other eye and not just from a mirror.
Angle Eye:
2: Hard without glasses, and the tubes got in the way of viewing.
1: There just wasn't enough image by the time it gets out of the periscope. With larger lenses, it could be interesting.
Back Eyes:
3: It was hard to see without my glasses but it was cool
2.3: Hard to incorporate visuals into spatial relation to self.
Lizard Eyes:
3.5: Can really only see from one eye, but that one eye really gives a great experience.
3: A new type of seeing double articulation
Cross Eyes:
4: Fun, hard to switch from eye to eye
3.5: This is great after spending a while looking - your eyes kind of swap places so blue is red/red is blue. Takes some time though.
Dino Eyes:
5+++: This was a total head-f**k. The stereoscopic effect was amazing. I was amazed at the extreme 3-D in conjunction with the lack of depth of field.
5: The best part was discovering the correlation between visual depth of field and physical-spatial depth.
Class website for ARTD 3700-1, University of Denver, Spring, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Vision Quest, Part 2
Double-Up:
3: Tunnelography
2: Similar to angle eyes, once again, a very small image by the time it gets through the periscope.
The Elephant and the Mouse:
3: Great different perspectives.
3.5: Double perspective: high and low self relation to world from diminished and elevated standpoint.
Tummy Eyes:
3: Lower center of gravity!
3.5: It's like being super short, better to watch someone using them because it throws you off completely.
Giraffe Eyes:
4: Hard with glasses again, but it was really interesting to see above my height level
5: I felt TALL for the first time. Also, just dislocating vision from the area between my nose/forehead.
Downward Eyes:
4.5: Body centered vision, chest/hand centered self
5: So cool! Great experience to have your eyes ha a focused new view
Upward Eyes:
4: Combination regular vision and upward is interesting
5: It was really cool to see the ceiling when you walk around
3: Tunnelography
2: Similar to angle eyes, once again, a very small image by the time it gets through the periscope.
The Elephant and the Mouse:
3: Great different perspectives.
3.5: Double perspective: high and low self relation to world from diminished and elevated standpoint.
Tummy Eyes:
3: Lower center of gravity!
3.5: It's like being super short, better to watch someone using them because it throws you off completely.
Giraffe Eyes:
4: Hard with glasses again, but it was really interesting to see above my height level
5: I felt TALL for the first time. Also, just dislocating vision from the area between my nose/forehead.
Downward Eyes:
4.5: Body centered vision, chest/hand centered self
5: So cool! Great experience to have your eyes ha a focused new view
Upward Eyes:
4: Combination regular vision and upward is interesting
5: It was really cool to see the ceiling when you walk around
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