That over with, these photos are of my toilet floor, The images I see in them are very vivid to me, but the people that I have shown these to come up with their own images.
6/29/2007
Pareidolia Images In My Toilet Floor
This set of images is based on pareidolia, "Pareidolia is a type of apophenia involving the finding of images or sounds in random stimuli."
That over with, these photos are of my toilet floor, The images I see in them are very vivid to me, but the people that I have shown these to come up with their own images.
The Maid
The Reader
The Hood
Shadow up in Flames
A face of some kind
Licker
Hang Man
Father Time
The barbarian
That over with, these photos are of my toilet floor, The images I see in them are very vivid to me, but the people that I have shown these to come up with their own images.
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I see all of them! I have long seen images in floor patterns (especially while sitting on the pot?) and didn't know there was a name for it. I will research this further and appreciate you coming out of the water closet with your findings :)
ReplyDeleteWow, awfully glad to have read about this. I love picking out such images, maybe I'll take some picks and enhance a few of my own! Cheers! :)
ReplyDeletewow! I just stumbled on this site from Reality Carnival - I have always seen images in random places... like wood grain, old stained sidewalks, carpet, fabric folds and yes... bathroom floors! I just always figured I was strange, lol. Didn't know there was a name for it. So, well.. good to know. And yes, I see all of yours... didn't even have to look for most of them.
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ReplyDeleteI love how these everyday images spark such imaginative interpretations.
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