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Series 1... Do You See What I See ???

#44 "The human brain is hardwired for pattern recognition!
It has the capacity to distinguish tens of thousands of variations of the human face, which is composed of slight differences in a small set of features. The brain looks for what it knows. This has an upside and a downside. It makes it possible to create a recognizable image with very crude means. But it also makes it more difficult to render the world new or unfamiliar. To make an image different enough to bypass the brain's pattern recognition and force it to reassess the meaning of an image is a challenge for every artist. To make the familiar unfamiliar is a large part of making new visual language".
Kit White - Author of '101 Things To Learn In Art School'



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#71  Contemplation


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#127  Bohemian Grove


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#50  Adam's Angel


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#129  Ayatollah Khomeini


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#70  Predators and Prey


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#82  Hell's Gate


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#77  Elephant!


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#65  Yellow Face


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#52  Man With A Blue Hat


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#69  Menagerie


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#68  Gorillas In The Mist


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#63  Genghis Khan


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#62  Chinese Ancestors


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#126  Alone Yet Not Alone


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#93  Sleeping Child


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#34  Diamond Dog


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#45  Llama


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#46  Ice Queen


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#97  Mermaid


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#104  Indian Elephant


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#84  It's Alive


'Do You See What I See' - Performed by Hunters and Collectors


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