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persistence of vision

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persistence of vision [pər′sis·təns əv ′vizh·ən]
(physiology)
The ability of the eye to retain the impression of an image for a short time after the image has disappeared.


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Almost counterintuitively, a definable likeness still emerges from behind the individual auras, reminding us that while digital and analogue functions are quantized in very different ways, they also depend on an extant viewer and the persistence of vision for their realization.
Phenomenon of persistence of vision normally needs 24 frames per second in a frame.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] LeVeque's video works juxtapose the archival analog object with a mathematical logic by jamming the original narrative into a paradigm of flicker and rhythm that plays with persistence of vision, a nineteenth-century scientific trope that forms the foundational visuality of cinema.
 
 
 
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