Abstraction

Shapes scattered in 3D space, in the spirit of a Miró, Kandinsky, or Paul Klee composition — each object at its own depth. A companion to the Stereoscopic Tree; turn the scene to read the layout.

Two panels showing the same scene. Let your eyes relax until the panels overlap into one — parallel (wall-eyed), or switch to cross-eye.

Technique Stereoscopy Viewing

Two panels showing the same scene. Let your eyes relax until the panels overlap into one — parallel (wall-eyed), or switch to cross-eye.

Abstraction Style Objects 46 Size 100% 3D depth (spread) 60% Lines 28%

Seed 1. At 0% spread the composition is flat; raise it to set the objects at different depths.

View & depth Depth scale 60 px Zoom 100% Stroke 1.00× Turn 20° Auto-rotate Colour by depth

In the ontology

This stereoscopic view maps to these exposure terms:

Free-view stereoscopy Device capability
Left eye Body placement
Right eye Body placement
Stereo depth Perceptual gain
Horizontal-field loss Perceptual loss
Eye-strain boundary Comfort boundary