Well, not all the time, of course. But one’s gaze does tend to wander when certain people talk. And if it’s a sunny day, certain areas of brightness and shadow outside the windows do tend to capture one’s attention, especially if the horizontal black lines of the window shades so nicely complement the vertically aligned composition of said areas of light and shadow . . . .
About Katherine Wikoff
I am a college professor (PhD in English, concentration rhetoric) at Milwaukee School of Engineering, where I teach film and media studies, political science, digital society, digital storytelling, writing for digital media, and communication. While fragments of my teaching and scholarship interests may quite naturally meander over to my blog, this space is intended to function as a creative outlet, not as part of my professional practice. Opinions are my own, etc.
Katherine Wikoff 
Love it!! It has that visual vibration of the Sixties Op Art. Bridget Riley’s op art comes to mind.
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Oh, thank you, Rose! I always loved that art. Also, optical illusions . . . anything that played games with my sight! But I never thought of how it must have influenced, even “trained,” my own ways of seeing.
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