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Color for the Perceptual Organization of the Pictorial Plane: Victor Vasarely’s Legacy

2020-01-27

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Victor Vasarely’s (1906-1997) important legacy to the study of human perception is brought to the forefront and discussed. A large part of his impressive work conveys the appearance of striking three-dimensional shapes and structures in a large-scale pictorial plane. Current perception science explains such effects by invoking brain mechanisms for the processing of monocular (2D) depth cues. Here in this stu...

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73341b26-e336-5045-8c6a-ef1ad9a94845
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10.20944/preprints202001.0319.v1
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