Description
What we perceive does not present itself to us unconditionally. Experiences, memories, and prior assessments form an internal frame of reference through which we view the present. In 'What We See in It' different color, space, and landscape levels overlay one another. Reality and experience relate to one another to the point that it is no longer possible to clearly distinguish what lies before us from what we ourselves carry into what is seen. Guiding principle: 'We do not only see what lies before us. We see it through what lies behind us.'