TO BE OR NOT TO BE SEEN: Perceived motion in art and nature
Why do zebras have stripes? Why are fire salamanders yellow? And why do we find stripes in art and architecture appealing? These are the questions driving the research by Royal Holloway Psychology Professor Johannes Zanker. Watch the video to find out more.
Want to learn more? Johannes teaches “Sensation and Perception” in our BSc Psychology: Undergraduate studies
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