Jason Dodge’s installation, ‘Tomorrow, I walked to a dark black star’, serves as an epilogue to the group exhibition ‘A Model’ at Mudam. Dodge’s work delves into the perceptual mechanisms of our surroundings, exploring the transformative potential of everyday objects. Through fragmented remnants and mundane materials, Dodge invites audiences to fill in the gaps and contemplate the interconnectedness of bodies and minds.
Opinions about when old age begins vary widely, but a recent study suggests that most people believe it starts later than their peers did decades back. This shift may be due to increased life expectancy and improved health in older adults. However, perceptions of old age can also be influenced by cultural views, health status, and personal experiences.
This perplexing optical illusion challenges your perception and intelligence, tasking you to locate a concealed dice among an array of colorful buttons. Only individuals with razor-sharp vision and exceptional mental acuity will triumph within the allotted 11-second time frame. Prepare yourself for a mind-boggling experience as you meticulously examine each section of the image, searching for the elusive object.
