MACULA LUTEA
The macula lutea is a small yellowish area of the retina near the optic disk that provides central vision providing visual acuity.
With this information the brain creates an external reality that may not exist.
In this project, I show my eye and retina and some illusions demonstrating that our brain can be easily deceived.
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My macula lutea, in the center of the photography of my retina

The famous lens - this is one eye as seen from behind the lens

My red is not equal to your red. These are the reds as seen by John, Mary, Peter and Alice

These cherries are not red. No, they are not!

My macula lutea

The impossibility depends on the point of view

Tom is taller than John

The strange roof of Sugihara

The GPS failed again

The strange events at the crossings

The mask and its reflection are not hollow

The final pathway to the visual cortex. And a reality is created.