A Horizon of Invisibles

A three-dimensional space constructed entirely of vectors, where, depending on the independent viewpoint, one might observe a perpetually shifting constellation of points and lines. The vectors converge at acute angles until reaching the neutral point, situated just above the line of sight. Consequently, these vectors are never truly perceived as lines but rather as a constellation of points viewed from below, extending infinitely upward.

“Every visible is framed by a horizon of invisibles.” - Maurice Merleau-Ponty