24.06.16 - 25.09.16
SEEING
Is vision just one way to see? How do our brains interpret what’s in front of our eyes? How do machines understand what they’re looking at, and will they change how we look at the world?
This summer, we’re tackling the complex sensory experience of vision and perception at SEEING. We’re illuminating optics, perspective, and comprehension while exploring enhanced and augmented ways of seeing, artificial eyes, and radical alternatives to vision. SEEING explores the subjectivity of sight, the other senses that shape our view of the world, and the unexpected parallels between human and machine vision.
Curators
Highlights
Lynn Scarff - Ex-Director of Science Gallery at TCD
Gerry Lacey - Associate Professor of Computer Science at TCD and co-curator of SEEING
Semir Zeki - Professor of Neuroaesthetics at University College London and co-curator of SEEING
Kate Coleman - Consultant Eye and Oculoplastic Surgeon, Founder of Right to Sight and co-curator of SEEING
Exhibits
