Your eyes have specialised light sensitive receptors which relay your surrounding light levels to a gland in your brain called the pineal gland.
In darkness the pineal gland produces Melatonin, a hormone which causes drowsiness in your body. Daylight inhibits the secretion of Melatonin.
By lifting your field of vision to chimney level your body is able to lift your mood."
Three Chimneys 11.17.2008
-a response to the Alex Ostrowski graphic work, Look Up.
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