"You show what
we regard more as a competition phenomenon
than impairment.
Sit down."
"Okay," Fred
said stoically, sitting down. "Competition,"
the other psychologist said, "between
the left and right hemispheres of your
brain.
It's not so much a single signal, defective
or contaminated;
it's more like two signals that interfere
with each other by carrying conflicting
information...
It's as if you have two fuel gauges on
your car,
and one says full and the other registers
empty.
They can't both be right. They conflict...
Here's what I mean...
There should never be two gauges reporting
conflicting information,
because as soon as that happens you have
no knowledge of the condition being reported
on at all.
This is not the same as a gauge and a
backup gauge,
where the backup one cuts in when the
regular one fouls up."
Fred said, "So what does this mean?"
"I'm sure you know already," the psychologist
to the left said. "You've been experiencing
it, without knowing why or what it is."
"The two hemispheres of my brain are competing?"
Fred said. "Yes."
Client
: Personal Folio Piece. Brief : Photographic/illustrative
Manipulation : ( Digital composite)
20cm by 28cm
construct created in
Adobe Photoshop 2005 a.d Design notes :
This piece is a bit of fun I'm working on. Sums
up my chthonic existance ( my hairs grown back
though)
I hope to refine the cartoon-like images to a
smooth airbrushed finish.
Soundtrack (music
to draw to) :So
many tunes -So little Time.
"All
an artist needs to survive is silence,
exile and cunning." -James
Joyce
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