The new situation of image in relation to subject and interface

The interactional state that happens alongside with every environmental factor after the subject has been thrown to the world is inevitably a situation which influences image. As it is stated in the introduction, this interactional state is essentially a reason of existence for the image. During the examination conducted in this report, the areas such as how the eye sees things and the ways of seeing/viewing, which become diversified in time, affect the sight are traced; how the technical images are formed, how they have changed over time and their position today are analysed. Although interface is perceived as a means of producing a technical image production, this report discusses all of its effects in the place of subject. The seeing/viewing methods that are mentioned in the first section of this report are conferred as steps in interface-image relation. This criterion, alongside with interface being interpreted as layered, invisible curtains brings a variety of questions about the new aspects of the image. Report further elaborates with applications in the separation of time as subject/machine and sight as a time constraint. One major difference in these appears to be memory. This case is discussed with image's position today. Keywords: Interface, imagery, image, technical image, time constraint