Perspective
Project Overview
Inspired by the idiom of wearing colored glasses to judge others without true understanding, this installation encourages viewers to pause and evaluate situations from multiple vantage points. Through a layered, interactive giant glasses structure positioned over the screen, the work prompts deep self-reflection on personal biases and the fluid nature of perception.
Project Details
The installation features looping optical illusion images that dynamically transform based on the viewer’s angle, symbolizing how meaning shifts depending on one’s point of view. By peering through strategically placed acrylic boards, visitors observe images altered by RGB color theory, creating distinct visual experiences that represent diverse perspectives. Through this interactive lens, JungJiea translates complex cognitive biases into a physical spatial engagement, inviting audiences to reconsider how perception shapes understanding.
