Foundation of Computational Visualistics

Time and again over the last few decades, we have read that the world is full of pic­ tures and that, in fact, pictures are filling up the world at such a tremendously accel­ erating rate that our environment is about to become a picture itself, and of itself. However, when a phenomenon gradually occupies and transplants almost everything else, then it starts disappearing as a particular phenomenon. In order to be noticeable, something must stand out against others. Otherwise it transforms ...