ECU eye-tracking research examines gaze changes while viewing art
An image from the eye-tracking study under way at ECU shows eye motion while viewing a work of art. (Contributed photo)
Collaborative work by Dr. Cynthia Bickley-Green (Art Education) and Dr. Nicholas Murray (Kinesiology) examines the relation between vision, cognition and language by collecting eye-tracking data from individuals viewing art work.
The study demonstrates significant gaze changes depending upon the cognitive goal of the view.
Download full description of the study here: ECU eyetracking study