OCCIPITAL LOBE

This piece explores perception, the fragile space between what is seen, what is remembered, and what the mind reconstructs for itself. Through layered abstraction, fragmented symbolism, and saturated color relationships, the work reflects the deeply personal nature of vision and interpretation.
 
The occipital lobe is the part of the brain responsible for processing visual information and translating it into recognizable experience. Its functions include:
 
-distance
-depth perception
 -object recognition
-movement
- face recognition
-memory integration
 
This work asks a quiet question: Do we ever truly see things as they are, or only as we have learned to interpret them?