Jacobsson, Frida2012-02-132012-02-132012-02-13http://hdl.handle.net/2077/28678We are always surrounded by space, not just only in a room with four walls, but also when we are outdoors. Constantly we move in a flow of space that changes whenever we move. Unaware we are affected by this threedimensional surrounding of ours, and it reacts with our perception. Many times, we choose to translate it into something two-dimensional, for example when we take a photo, recording a movie or framing a view with a window. It helps us to catch a moment, a piece of reality and restore it in our own way. In this project I’ve chosen to explore this process, to interpret and create my own theories about this translation from space to a two-dimensional surface. I have explored the relation between two and threedimensionality and looked closer into scale, perspective, perception and time.sweSpaceIllusionPerceptionPhotographTwo-dimensionalExperimentalText