Pixelated images have become a common and familiar sight in a digital age. With digital images the individual squares are small enough to be imperceivable by the human eye and from only a small distance the mind builds an image from these isolated squares, blending neighboring squares into fields of shade and light.
This work explores the same principle but by enlarging each pixel to a size clearly distinguishable from those surrounding it forcing the eye to attempt to interpret the image in front of them.
