The renowned artist Frank Bueltge has just released his latest masterpiece, ‘The Paradox of Perception’. This media installation is an exploration of the philosophical concept of perception, and how our understanding of reality is constantly in flux. The piece is composed of a large, circular structure made of intricate metal mesh, with a series of lightbulbs in the centre. The mesh is arranged in a spiral, and the lightbulbs are arranged in a concentric circle. As the viewer moves around the piece, the lightbulbs gradually illuminate the mesh, creating a mesmerizing effect of shifting light and shadows.

The concept of perception is central to Bueltge’s work, and is a key theme in post-modernist philosophy. The French philosopher Gilles Deleuze explored the concept of perception in his work, arguing that our understanding of reality is constantly in flux, and that our perception is constantly being shaped and reshaped by our experiences. In ‘The Paradox of Perception’, Bueltge has created a piece that captures this idea of flux and change, as the lightbulbs gradually illuminate the mesh, creating an ever-shifting pattern of light and shadow.

Bueltge is an artist who is constantly experimenting with new technologies, pushing the boundaries of art and technology. He is currently exploring large language models, neural networks, and big data to create new works of art. To see Bueltge’s previous work, click here.