TIME IN MOTION, A comparative study of subjective time perception
Mgr. art. Petra Huraiová, ArtD.
Fakulta architektúry a dizajnu STU v Bratislave
Abstract:
In today’s fast-paced society, time often feels like it’s slipping away more quickly than ever before. The constant stream of information, rapid technological advancements, and visual overload from screens have all contributed to a heightened sense of urgency and acceleration in daily life. This modern experience raises questions about how the pace of society interacts with our subjective perception of time. Visual stimuli, particularly in environments saturated with motion, advertisements, and digital content, play a significant role in shaping how fast or slow we feel time is passing. As our world speeds up visually, our sense of time may follow. Understanding the relationship between visual stimuli and time perception has broad implications for areas like design, virtual reality, and cognitive psychology, revealing how our sensory experiences shape our sense of time.
DOI: 10.61544/BZOY1200
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