Millions of eyes look up at the windows, bridges, capers, and they might be scanning a blank page. Many are the cities like Phyllis, which elude the gaze of all, except the man who catches them by surprise.
From: invisible city by Italo Calvino
Invisible is not we can't see it is we see but we ignore it
The object in the museum lost their function and context
We just read the object from the museum label instead of the object itself in the museum.
We trust it , we believe it
In this experiment I am questioning this most common behavior when we visit the museum
We look the object as a blank paper
Nothing we can't read from it
We usually ignore it
The experiment is not successful, but it helps me to continue questioning
Why we believe the meaning constructed by someone else?
How people construct meaning?
It is a kind of cognitive error that we believe the museum?
It is a kind of cognitive error that we believe the museum?
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