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Perspective Puzzle: Decoding Michael Craig Martin's Architectural Illusion
I've been immersed in studying the architectural drawings of Michael Craig Martin, captivated by their vibrant colors and intrigued by their unique perspective. Throughout the 20th century, I explored various architectural styles and projections, but it wasn't until I encountered Michael Craig-Martin's "Prospect Cottage - 2019" that I was truly stumped. This unassuming piece of architecture seemed to defy traditional perspective techniques, lacking any clear horizon for the eye to vanish into.
Instead of a conventional horizon, "Prospect Cottage" presented depth through its roof, reminiscent of the Parthenon's architectural elements. However, there was no discernible vanishing point on the horizon, leaving me perplexed. Even the timber cladding boards and roof eaves failed to provide a consistent reference dimension across the structure. Undeterred, I attempted to tackle this visual puzzle by rotating the image anticlockwise, shifting the perspective to view architecture from a different angle.
This unconventional viewpoint, suggested by an artist, offered a fresh perspective, allowing me to appreciate both the alternative horizon and the architectural details in a new light. It reminded me of the mesmerizing power of perspective, how it can manipulate our perception and draw us into the enchanting illusion of architectural space. In the end, "Prospect Cottage" challenged my understanding of perspective, prompting me to rethink how we perceive and interact with the built environment.
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Brain Teaser Tuesday: A Visual Puzzle to Puzzle Your Mind! 🧠🔍
Introduction: Welcome to Brain Teaser Tuesday, where we dive into the intriguing world of visual puzzles and optical illusions that challenge the way we perceive reality. Prepare to have your mind twisted and your perceptions questioned as we present you with a mind-bending visual conundrum to keep your brain engaged and your curiosity piqued. Get ready to unravel the mystery behind what your eyes see and share your interpretations in the comments below!
The Visual Puzzle: 🔍 Take a closer look at the image below. What do you see? Can you decipher the hidden message or pattern within?

Analyzing the Visual Clues: Visual puzzles often play tricks on our minds by presenting seemingly chaotic arrangements that actually hide a clever pattern or message. To solve this puzzle, you'll need to tap into your visual perception skills and think outside the box. Don't be afraid to explore different angles and perspectives!
Engaging the Mind: As you examine the image, consider the relationships between the shapes and lines. Are there any repeating elements? Do certain areas stand out to you? Sometimes, our brains need a nudge to perceive what's right in front of us.
The Solution: We won't keep you in suspense for long! The seemingly random arrangement of shapes and lines actually forms a familiar word or phrase. The challenge lies in deciphering how the elements connect to reveal the hidden message.
Engage and Discuss: Have you cracked the code and uncovered the hidden message? Or are you still letting your brain unravel the visual puzzle? Share your insights, observations, and even your initial interpretations in the comments below! Remember, the beauty of visual puzzles which can be perceived differently by different minds.
Brain Teaser Tuesday Continues: We hope you enjoyed stretching your brain with this visual puzzle. Stay tuned for more intriguing brain teasers, optical illusions, and mind-bending challenges to keep your intellect sharp and your curiosity ignited. Keep exploring the fascinating realm of perception and problem-solving as we journey together through the fascinating world of the mind.
Conclusion: Thank you for joining us in today's visual puzzle adventure! Your participation and engagement make this community a dynamic hub for intellectual exploration. Keep sharing your interpretations, insights, and aha moments, and let's keep unraveling the captivating mysteries our brains love to ponder. Until next time, happy puzzling, Tumblr family! 🧠🌟
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Chantal Forde
Chantal is an artist and educator with a diploma in musical theatre from the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts. She has been behind the annual Oakville Holiday Pantomime for the past four years as co-writer, director, and choreographer. As a writer, director and producer, her work has been seen in several festivals including the Toronto and Vancouver Fringe Festivals as well as The Short Short Play Festival. The 2017 Toronto Fringe will be her third as writer/producer for “GREY”, previous years were her plays “Perceptions of Love in the Pursuit of Happiness” and “Quarterlife”. Selected acting credits include TV’s “About A Girl”, “Blood Ties”, and “Psych” as well as performing on stage in cabarets, musicals, and plays both in Toronto and Vancouver. Chantal works with drama students aged 12-95 through Sheridan College, Centre Stage Theatre School, and Shadowpath Theatre Productions, who honoured her with their Artist of the Year Award in 2015.
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Grey:
Twleve years ago Richard Buttle killed Jayden Alexander. Today is the day of his parole hearing where he must not only face his own history, but also the father of the boy he killed.
Jumping through time, the circumstances that lead to the crime begin to unravel. Who was really to blame?
In this new drama it becomes very clear that not everything in life is as black and white as one would like to perceive.
Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace
16 Ryerson Ave., Toronto, ON
Friday, July 7 – 8:00pm
Saturday, July 8 – 4:00pm
Monday, July 10 – 3:15pm
Wednesday, July 12 – 5:45pm
Thursday, July 13 - 12:00pm
Saturday, July 15 – 11:00pm
Sunday, July 16 – 2:45pm
www.threefiveproductions.com
https://www.facebook.com/perceptionplay
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