"I see more than just the objects, I see the people who made them," she said.
But with this simple, unanalyzed concept in mind, I may still not be able to say what a true circle is supposed to be, and accordingly, exactly how and to what extent the more or less circular objects I see fail or meet this standard.
So, just as it is natural to say that we perceive spatial distances and other relations between objects (I see the dragonfly as hovering above the surface of the water), it seems natural to talk of perceiving one event following another (the thunderclap as following the flash of lightning), though even here there is a difficulty.
"When my Gran died, every object I saw in her house reminded me of a part of her life," Bush said.
"I used to sketch every object I saw and copied the pictures that were in my schoolbooks".
In this model, two representations are combined: a first representation that takes into account the relation between the subject and the object ('I see X', first person's perspective), and a second representation that specifies the relationship of another agent on the same object ('He/she sees X', third person's perspective).
I'm not going to get granular about the objects, but I saw so many wonderful things.
– Herakleitos of Ephesus, c. 500 bce "The viewer should see the object as I saw it, but with a lot of room for his own interpretation….The painting is like a very clear mirror which is barely visible but unmistakably there," reflects Spanish painter Antonio López García (b. 1936) (1 ).
I work with the same male's face, and it is is placed in objects I can see myself in, or react to in some way.
For example, when I simply have the initial simple concept of circle abstracted from circular objects I have seen, that concept is good enough for me to tell circular objects apart from non-circular ones.
