Miru | ((install))

We do not look at images; we consume them. A painting gets 0.3 seconds of thumb-stop before a swipe. A sunset is viewed through a phone screen as we search for the best filter. The average person "sees" over 10,000 visual stimuli per day but can recall almost none of them with clarity.

Celebrated for its "jaw-dropping" panoramic views of the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. The outdoor patio is considered one of the best in the city. We do not look at images; we consume them

While miru is a Japanese concept, its roots can be traced back to various Eastern philosophies, including Zen Buddhism and Shintoism. In these traditions, mindfulness and presence are essential components of spiritual growth and self-awareness. Miru is an embodiment of these principles, encouraging individuals to let go of preconceptions and distractions, and instead, focus on the here and now. The average person "sees" over 10,000 visual stimuli