Re-Gaze, 2005

Re-Gaze explores relationships between vision and imagery. It emerges from an investigation into the human visual system, eye tracking, visual illusion, and studies in psychology and cognitive science. Within the installation, the visual fixations and eye movements of an individual cause a sequence of images to react, form and respond to being seen.

This work was created as part of thesis investigations for a Masters of Fine Arts in Design and Technology at the Parsons School of Design in New York.