Try the view from this seat
A living room can seem perfectly suited to a show until you sit behind someone. Look from one guest’s position, then see what a small move changes.
AI-created illustrations of imagined scenes
The room is the same. The view is not
From behind a shoulder
You can see the guest’s face and the edge of the pad. The person beside you can see the drawing. You cannot.
After the pad moves to the side
The pad-holder changes position and stands. The drawing is now visible from this same seat. The room has gained a useful sightline without gaining a stage.
Start with the seat that sees least
The small plan isolates what changed: the line from this seat to the drawing no longer passes through someone’s shoulder. It is an illustration of one room, not a measured venue plan.
Before settling on a focal point, sit at the edges and the back. Faces, small objects and words all need to reach the people there. A different arrangement may solve it; a crowded or noisy room may need a different format.
- Your viewpoint
- The obstructing seat
- The pad moves into view
Yonatan Lavy
Let the room help the discovery
Yonatan Lavy’s guest-to-guest mind reading needs a relationship people can follow. Share the space and guest count so a suitable arrangement can be considered.
Describe your space
