This is the 1st part of the "Anatomy of Perception" project. It explores cognitive dissonance as a condition in which the same moment is continuously reshaped by external influences and internal unconscious processes.

The particle structure represents a moment in a state of instability. Observed from different angles, it reveals how perception is not fixed, but constantly reconstructed. Interaction allows the viewer to increase, separate, and scale the particles, emphasizing the active role of the observer in shaping what is perceived.

Zoom changes the focus and the angle of light, altering the way the structure becomes visible. Touch interaction acts as a metaphor for the butterfly effect, where small actions can produce significant and unpredictable transformations.

__interaction

SIDEBAR__ you can change the volume of pixels by changing the appearance of particles

MOUSE TOUCH__ pressing the screen changes the position of the object

ZOOM on touchpad__

1. Scrolling on the touchpad with TWO FINGERS you can change the number of particles
2. contemporaneously holding and moving ONE FINGER on the touchpad changes the angle of light