Tag: derealization
Kyung Sunghyun ~ “Shape Shifters in Motion”
Kyung Sunghyun creates uncanny portraits that resemble shaky, overexposed photographs. Yet these tremors are not a mere technological mishap but a crucial aspect of representation. Paik Gon writes, “Shakiness blurs the shape, at the same time revealing his subject’s true emotional and psychological state. Sunghyun’s subjects are shapeshifters; no single perspective can capture their dynamic nature. Choosing hazy ambiguity over hasty precision, they rest in a hallucinatory in-between, letting the subject’s multiple selves manifest as if in a mythical creature. <source>
If you lived in total darkness, your body would eventually adjust to a 48-hour day, meaning you’d stay awake for 36 hours and sleep for 12 hours. Researchers also discovered that you would experience terrifying “hallucinations” because your brain isn’t used to the lack of objects you’d normally see in light, so it creates it’s own.
this is actually the scariest thing ive seen in a long time
WTH
its pretty accurate
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