Sense and Sense

In this project, I cooperated with the performance artist 's MPA, passed her through the Sergels torg in the central square of Stockholm, and did all the political demonstrations. I focused on the movement of words that Sergels torg showed. It contrasts with theoretical and political movements where the plaza was set up during the demonstration and emphasizes the abstract concept of the concept of "free movement" reflected in history and design. It is a site. When shooting from above, the camera captures the fight of fancy and movement

Balance, balance, or vestibular sensation is a sensation that allows living things to sense the movement, direction and acceleration of the body, to achieve and maintain balance and balance. Organs that balance sense are the vestibular maze system seen in both inner ear. Technically, this organ is responsible for both angular momentum acceleration and linear acceleration (which also senses gravity), but together they are called balance. The vestibular nerve conveys information from the sensory receptors of the three enormous parts and senses the fluid motion within the three semi-canals caused by the three-dimensional rotation of the head.

Human senses are visual, hearing, tactile, smell and taste. These five human senses play a unique role by sensing signal information of organs from the environment and communicating it to the human brain for interpretation. The brain that receives and interprets information tells how it responds to the body. These sensations are contained in particularly suitable body sensory organs such as the eyes, ears, skin, nose, tongue and so on. Vision is expressed through the eyes and eyes can detect color and light. The eyes perceive the image and can see the visible elements. Light enters the eye through the optic nerve and travels through a special pupil such as the pupil, lens, retina and the like to a specific receptor in the brain. Then the brain interprets the image and sends it back to the eyes to make it visible to people. Vision is important to humans as people can not lose sight of it or lose it without it.