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Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017
Shimul Saha, Illusion of Depth, 2017

Shimul Saha

Illusion of Depth, 2017
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16 x 12 in (each)
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We are surrounded by lots of dimensions and every dimension is a kind of "Illusion". This sort of impression comes to us sometimes as a 2D or sometimes as a 3D. After these layers there is another part, which is called 4D (4 dimensions), where time takes part along with the others.
If our body is a 3-dimensional form, then what about our mind? Does it belong to any dimension? What is the shape or form of it? Is it possible to figure that out? This is because there are a lot of things are happening in our life, but everything is not possible to explain or express.
Most of the time, a 3D form comes through a 2D shape. But "Illusion of Depth (episode-I)" series can't take the face of a 3D, although it has the impression of 3 dimensions, but anyhow it can't be 3D by itself. It always belongs to a 2D surface, where it shows different kind of depths, but which is not possible to execute in a 3-dimensional form. This is little bit like amind's that layer, where it can think but can't express or explain.
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We are surrounded by lots of dimensions and every dimension is a kind of "Illusion". This sort of impression comes to us sometimes as a 2D or sometimes as a 3D. After these layers there is another part, which is called 4D (4 dimensions), where time takes part along with the others.
If our body is a 3-dimensional form, then what about our mind? Does it belong to any dimension? What is the shape or form of it? Is it possible to figure that out? This is because there are a lot of things are happening in our life, but everything is not possible to explain or express.
Most of the time, a 3D form comes through a 2D shape. But "Illusion of Depth (episode-I)" series can't take the face of a 3D, although it has the impression of 3 dimensions, but anyhow it can't be 3D by itself. It always belongs to a 2D surface, where it shows different kind of depths, but which is not possible to execute in a 3-dimensional form. This is little bit like amind's that layer, where it can think but can't express or explain.
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