Stephen Wiltshire has been called the "Human Camera." In this short excerpt from the film Beautiful Minds: A Voyage into the Brain, Wiltshire takes a helicopter journey over Rome and then draws a p...
Stephen Wiltshire has been called the "Human Camera." In this short excerpt from the film Beautiful Minds: A Voyage into the Brain, Wiltshire takes a helicopter journey over Rome and then draws a panoramic view of what he saw, entirely from memory.
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sometimes we have to learn something from these guys... I feel myself so imperfect in front of his drawing accuracy.... this person simply rocks (in everything, I guess)!
Wait a minute... I thought the 'camera' was the end of the importance of 'realist' expression.Didn't this statement come from one of your early videos?
Here 'realism' is celebrated. wtf. Trying to blaze a new marketing initiative on the back of someone who is mentally ill?
I remember there was one savant who had a family member who would give him a cute, small "hip hip hooray" celebration after his work was finished. Is that Stephen?
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Here 'realism' is celebrated. wtf. Trying to blaze a new marketing initiative on the back of someone who is mentally ill?
You guys are embarrassing.