Twonism

Visual Experience-

The perceptual illusion of seeing two different shapes or colors that appear and/or feel as one shape or color. Also, the experience of seeing one shape or color that appears and/or feels as two different shapes or colors. The shapes are twone. Or, the shape is twone.

i.e.- Two buildings in perspective appear as one continuous building. i.e.- Two different colors side by side appear as one color (vanishing boundary). i.e.- Two different colors against different colored grounds appear as the same color (two colors appear as one). i.e.- The same color against two different colored grounds appear as two different colors (one color appears as two). i.e.- One man and his shadow appears as two men standing side by side.

* This is an attempt to outline the visual experience kindred to our understanding of homonyms, homophones, and homographs. The written word, as linked to the spoken word, is also visual - wherein this definition serves a broader context. Yet, twonism corresponds not only to shapes, colors and words, but to all of the known senses, such as sight, sound, smell, taste and touch.

Philosophy-

The illusion of opposites: relativity, duality and dichotomy as illusion. Twonism refers to the process of life, one continuous process, every beginning ending and end beginning, a seamless transformation. What appears measurable is immeasurable and what appears in opposition is united [twonism].

i.e.- Up, down, in, out, east and west are descriptive illusions of the core thought, space. i.e- Seconds, years, minutes, months, hours and days are descriptive illusions of the core thought, time. i.e.- Space and time are illusions of the core thought, process. Process refers to the perpetual interchange and ambiguity between what is known and unknown.