Faasierottuminen
Faasierottuminen is a Finnish term that refers to the process of visual abstraction or reduction of a stimulus. It is a phenomenon in which the perception of a stimulus is changed by the viewer's interpretation or expectation of the stimulus. This can occur when the viewer transposes or sums up complex patterns into simpler ones, creating a new, mentally constructed image.
The concept of faasierottuminen was introduced by Finnish artist and critic Akseli Gallen-Kallela in 1899. Gallen-Kallela
Faasierottuminen is closely related to the concept of gestalt psychology, which studies how people perceive and
Researchers have applied the concept of faasierottuminen to various fields, including art, psychology, and communication. The