Collective neuroscience experiment

Do you see shapes
in noise?

Pareidolia is the brain's tendency to perceive meaningful forms — faces, animals, figures — in random or ambiguous visual patterns. This experiment explores how the complexity of an image shapes what we can imagine in it, and maps collective perception across hundreds of participants.

Kairos Hive  ·  Université de Montréal  ·  Data is anonymous and used for research only