Read Unread (Sidereus Nuncius - Galileo Galilei) - Mariano Sardón

When we read, our eyes decide what to see and what not to see. They linger on parts of words, jump across lines, and sometimes overlook entire sentences. The text unfolds in glimpses, and the brain completes what the eyes leave behind. In this interplay, some words are seen, others remain invisible—existing only in the space between perception and understanding.