The Vision Spectrum Wheel
Tap segments of a spectrum wheel to experience artistic interpretations of six different visual perspectives, from mosaic fragments to fluctuating light.
How to play
- Observe the six labeled segments on the central spectrum wheel, ranging from Typical to Reflection.
- Tap or click any wedge to trigger a zoom transition into that specific visual state.
- Watch the screen change to reflect the chosen vision and read the curator's note below.
- Press the back or reset button in the note panel to return to the main wheel.
- Toggle the ambient sound using the music note button in the top right corner.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a segment of the wheel to enter a vision.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a segment of the wheel to enter a vision.
More about this game
The Vision Spectrum Wheel is an interactive artwork exploring how individual perception varies. Your goal is to examine six distinct visual accounts, such as Jack's fluctuating exposure or Lisa's neurological ripples and tilts. The core loop involves selecting a segment on the central dial, watching the 0.85-second zoom transition into the visual state, and reading the curator's note. There is no traditional difficulty, score, or fail state. A session ends whenever you decide you have fully explored the six unique perspectives and return to the main menu.
Tips
- Pay close attention to Amelia's post-detachment view, as faint flashes of light will appear at intervals of exactly 5.5 seconds.
- Notice how the 30 light particles orbit the central dial at varying speeds, changing opacity as they move around the wheel.
- In Lisa's neurological vision, watch for the five temporary black spots that shift and change opacity along with the rippling spatial tilt.
Questions
What do the different segments on the wheel represent?
Each of the six segments represents a different visual perspective, such as Typical, Fluctuating, Mosaic, Neurological, Post-detachment, and Former Assumption. They are artistic translations, not clinical simulations.
How do I exit a specific vision and choose another?
Once you are inside a visual state, a curator's note appears at the bottom. Click the 'Back to wheel' or 'Reset' button to zoom out.
What happens in Owen's mosaic vision state?
Owen's perception is translated into a changing mosaic of 104-pixel square fragments. These field fragments shift in color and brightness, representing uneven access to central clarity.