Medium ········· Wires,rice paper,fimo
Year ..........2019
Year ..........2019
EYE
TRACKING
This project started with an interest in observing human behavior and appearance. How do we look at people? Once we encounter one another, how do we observe and hold our attention? I became fascinated with the term "eye-tracking", a tool that shows how we respond to and look at things, making the patterns and lines created by our eyes visible.
Through research and small experiments, I aimed to visualize these eye-tracking patterns, providing insight into how we observe each other. In the next phase, I focused on highlighting our internal responses. Inspired by the nervous system, which coordinates all our actions, I created pieces that seek to illuminate these processes. When external details fade, the internal components become visible through a glowing effect. This symbolizes the activation of our nerves during human interaction.
Through research and small experiments, I aimed to visualize these eye-tracking patterns, providing insight into how we observe each other. In the next phase, I focused on highlighting our internal responses. Inspired by the nervous system, which coordinates all our actions, I created pieces that seek to illuminate these processes. When external details fade, the internal components become visible through a glowing effect. This symbolizes the activation of our nerves during human interaction.
