Inverse Print

Inverse, oil on canvas, 100x70cm, 2021 The image relates to the concept of the error of inverse implication, which occurs when we interpret an image or reality in such a way that there appears to be a reverse relationship between elements than there actually is. This is similar to the fallacy of assuming that if a certain condition B holds, then condition A must also hold, when in fact it may not. For example, if we say "if it's raining, the roads are wet," this is a true implication. However, if we reverse it and say "if the roads are wet, it's raining," it may not be true, because the roads may be wet for other reasons, such as snow or fog. Another example is the fallacious reasoning that if we move a fan, we create wind. While this may seem logical, in reality, wind arises from temperature, pressure, and other atmospheric factors, not from the movement of a fan. This conclusion is erroneous because it is based on inverse implication, which can lead to incorrect reasoning and logical errors.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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