The Blind: Sensory Belongings, Insight Perception; Gestalt Model Phenomenology Approach

Gholamreza Tousian Shandiz¹ Majid Akhshabi² Majid Ahmadi³ Fariba Arvin Nasab⁴

1) Assistant Professor Payam Noor University Tehran Iran
2) Assistant Professor Payam Noor University Tehran Iran
3) M.A. Art Research Payam Noor University Tehran Iran
4) M.A. Educational Planning Islamic Azad University Tehran Iran

Publication : 9th.International Congress On Civil Engineering, Architecture & Urban Development(9icsau.ir)
Abstract :
ABSTRACT Naturally, many environments have visual designs. Environmental and surface visual designs use elements such as texture, topography, typography to inform and increase the experiences in a place and space. Each design elements have different disciplines of evaluating, recognizing and enhancing experts and people experiences including graphics and designing of environment, surface through sensory belongings and insight perception. Sensory belongings and insight perception is an understanding of designing, environments and relationships with other visual elements and senses that illuminates previous experiences or helps a person in solving relations among visual elements and his senses. Sensory belongings and insight perception refers to the process by which problems are solved and characterizes the organization or renovation that enables a person to understand the relationships related to the solution. Any professional art of design and environment that you look at is made up of special components and without those components practically nothing is formed. Components of environmental designs are very familiar and tangible to everyone if they are formed and have content with a context which included simple things that we deal with and see on a daily basis. The question of article is how sensory belongings and insight perception cause designing, environments, surfaces to be experienced based on form, content and texture with Gestalt Model for the blind.
Keywords : Keyword: The Blind Sensory Belongings Insight Perception Environment Design Surface Gestalt Model.