Our times are changing noticeably. 

People respond to this in different ways:

some with concern, others with determination and fresh ideas.

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How about you?

 

 

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What science fild did I transform into visual expression

for the Time in Motion pictures?

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When we look at images that depict movement,

something remarkable happens in our brain. Even though the image itself is still, areas that are normally active during real movement become engaged.

Our visual system essentially fills in what we see and mentally continues the motion.

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The so-called mirror neuron system also plays an important role.

It helps us empathize with actions and immerse ourselves in situations.

This creates a sense of dynamism in the mind—we feel tension, energy, or even subtle physical impulses, even though we are only looking at a static image.

 

Images that convey movement therefore have a particularly strong impact:

they capture attention, evoke emotion, and remain in memory longer.