St. Apophenia - Chris Sauter
Drawing from varied sources such as agriculture, history, science and religion, my work explores the links between biology and culture, the present and the past, the personal and the universal.
St. Apophenia - Chris Sauter WORK BIO COLLABORATORS NOW St. Apophenia St. Apophenia A mythological saint named after apophenia, a scientific term for the propensity of humans to find patterns in sets of unrelated data. A type of apophenia, pareidolia, involves perceiving faces in inanimate objects. So, the phenomenon responsible for many religious experiences has been transformed into a saint. Saint Apophenia is the patron saint of patternmakers, fortunetellers, artists, coincidence and the mentally ill. Experience the phenomenon here St. Apophenia (back) , invented saint, manifested as prayer
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