Of What We See

The perception of what our eyes see.

Our minds have the keen ability to combine and filter what our eyes see. In a
magazine, we easily navigate through the clutter of ads, and on the street we
neglect to notice ugly things such as radio towers, trash, or even dead flowers.
Sometimes fatigue or emotions like frustration work with our mind and eyes
to perceive-or possibly notice-the chaos of our daily environment.

Of What We See uses or combines photographic imagery, commenting on the
perceptions of what we see. “Series One” involves extreme closeup imagery of
a halftone print magazine to affect the viewer's understanding of what is seen.

Ryan Granzow