Abstract
Eyes are the windows to the soul. In all ages we are convinced that the most authentic and beautiful sights are in our eyes. This, however, is just like an indiscernible legal provision that confines the development of art all the time. Artistic vision may conflict with visual impression, so vision science for artistic creation is of the myriads of changes. Vision is in fact a reflection of a physical phenomenon, and “light” is the base for us to see the diverse world. Exploring vision theories and intentionally using them in artistic creation can be a good attempt. Vision advantages and characteristics will be effectively reflected when applying the vision theories to graphic design as well as to indoor and outdoor designs. This article will make an exploration of the vision science from several perspectives of artistic creation, with focusing on the relation between art and science.
Highlights
The reflection of “light” into eyes is the reason why human beings are visually sensible to surroundings
Science is subdivided into natural science and social science
Physics, chemistry, geography, astronomy and biology, while social science is mainly related to literature, history and philosophy, etc
Summary
Some would think that science and art are two complete different fields and even that they have nothing in common for description. The history of science is a system that reflects the objective laws of development and change of things including nature, society and thinking It is the knowledge covering general laws, as obtained through logical deduction and full observation to describe and explain the objective world. Jones and Peter Galison proposed the point view of binary opposition: intuition/analysis, induction/deduction, vision/logic, random/system, autonomy/collaboration, male/female and creation/discovery This binary opposition has been soon challenged and questioned. From this point of view, the object of vision science shall be related to scientific images, with artistic paintings being excluded. Their difference is not that clear, which means that artists may collaborate closely with scientists in some fields Seen from today, both science and art had enjoyed a rapid development during renaissance. The two are closely bound up that they cannot be clearly distinguished from each other
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