The Eyes of a Fly

Authors

Dale E. Parson, Kutztown UniversityFollow

Document Type

Video file

Publication Date

11-2-2019

Abstract

The artist’s recent work focuses on the perceptual system’s ability to integrate visual stimuli that in isolation seem to be abstract, into coherent, concrete composites. The Eyes of a Fly imagines seeing through compound eyes that sense visual images separately, organizing them into ensemble images via late-stage processing. The improvising artist uses perceived high-level patterns to organize tilings, triggering custom algorithmic transforms for tessellation, 2D pixel migration and etching, and 3D pixel-to-column projection based on pixel brightness. All transforms are reversible, and therefore information-preserving.

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Comments

On-line gallery at https://computervisionart.com/pieces2019/eyes-of-a-fly/ .

Recommended Citation

"The Eyes of a Fly", Second Workshop on Computer Vision for Fashion, Art and Design, 2019 International Conference on Computer Vision, Seoul, November 2, 2019.