Every time a viewer blinks while standing in front of the work, the blinking is detected by a sensor, and the slide show jumps to the next picture. The work consists of two different slide shows that are projected onto screens of two different sizes - one onto a large screen, the other onto the monitor of a laptop computer. The accordingly varying amounts of information and affordance can be used for comparing how image sizes affect the appearance and viewing experience of photographs.
By focusing on the very act of viewing photographs, this work proposes new relationships between photographs and their appreciation, and between images and the line of vision.
