Based on the principle of bingculat cameras, the author simulated the distonce between human eyes to create a camera device. Within the installation, the flawing images depict the desert and the ocean as a continuous whole, yet they are separated due to the limitations of human binacular vision. Viewers will see the acean when closing their right eye and the desert when closing their left eye. However, with both eyes open, they will perceive a visually stereascopic world. Like tactured magnets where the red and blue poles are inherently unified, do the desert and the ocean exend at the same rade from cerscectives bevend human geology?
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