Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
A ten-station exhibit for the Physics of Quality
An interactive introduction to Dr. Ibrahim Karim’s theory that colors, sounds, angles, and forms can share perceptual qualities.
- For
- Curious visitors exploring perception and BioGeometry
- Worth noticing
- The page separates a cross-sensory matching effect it labels demonstrated from BioGeometry practice, which it says lacks controlled, blinded testing.
Field notes
Visitors can move through ten numbered stations, with navigation for choosing depth and controls to turn sound on or off; the page estimates a 20–30 minute visit. It distinguishes Karim’s account of quality as a shared perceptual effect from quantity, then lays out a set of hypotheses about how qualities may relate across forms and senses. The page separates an example of cross-sensory matching it labels demonstrated from BioGeometry practice, which it says has not been tested under controlled, blinded conditions.
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