Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
ALTHOUGH THE DIFFERENCE
between the sharp photograph of the television and the blurred
image that follows it creates a sense that the blurred image is a televised image, the juxta-position
of the words creates a different—yet possibly related—meaning for the viewer.
Brett Yasko
United States
Real, Unreal, and Otherwise
Media and Methods
Presentation Options
Content and Concept
The same image is shown paired with different words. The semantic gap between word and im-
age—the weird, nebulous area wherein the viewer can construct a narrative relationship between
the two—is closer in the first pair, wider in the second, and extremely wide in the third.
