Studies on visual stimuli in digital and virtual spaces

Virtual and digital spaces develop the plannable aspect of spatial experiences. These types of visual spaces are also important in terms of visually focused sensory transfer. Sensory experiences in visually designed spaces stem from the multifaceted effects of visuality on humans. Since the human brain tends to think based on visualization, it concretizes and makes sense of its behaviors and experiences. Constructive designs in visual information can trigger multisensory experiences in individuals. In this sense, it is argued that the study should focus on the human factor and senses at the core of visual experience in digital and virtual experiences. The mind relies on the matching of senses with visual information. A person tends to center their experiences on the visual information they have previously acquired. The development of a visual information pool creates strong effects on individuals' sensory and emotional expressions in the face of their object knowledge, behaviors and locations. The aim of the study is to determine the boundaries of this two-way interaction. Thus, it is thought that it will pave the way for new studies for digital and virtual space productions within the discipline of architecture and that quantitative measurements regarding experience in space designs can be developed.