Latour mentions about the difference of reading and reading -in when the eye travels through a space. This focuses on perceiving mass objects with uniform color size shape, all merging into as one to form a texture that remains in our brain automatically disregarding the details. As i travel through the flower market, it is visible to see the difference of textures varying from sizes to colors and the eye recollects it framing them as a complete texture with indefinite organic boundaries merging into each other. But this becomes more evident when I view smaller fraction of flowers arranged together but placed to each other forming images and not textures due to its contrasting variations.
In the video, I play with it by highlighting the edge to show the specific textures boundary each gaining its own space.
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