Apertures in Sequence

David Elkins
Apr 8
1 min read

Apertures are put along a track. The apertures are oval bars 1 foot wide and 0.75 feet tall on poles with a stand at 5 feet in height. There are 100 apertures, each at a position and orientation. Each aperture is designated from 1 to 100. A person travels from aperture 1 to aperture 100 in a sequence. The side of the aperture to look through is also designated with a plaque that has the number of the aperture inscribed.

A second track of 30 apertures is put along a track. The apertures are looked through alternating between right eye open and left eye closed and left eye open and right eye closed. The odd numbers are right eye open and left eye closed. The even numbers on the track are left eye open and right eye closed.

Author: David Elkins

Illustrator: David Elkins

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