Why We Beautiful? Potret Kuli

Potret Kuli - Beauty is a combination of factors, looks, style, attitude and stance, to name a few. Anybody can look beautiful if they feel beautiful, the secret is as simple as that.

So how do you feel beautiful? Various things can make a person feel beautiful, from being loved and appreciated to having a good hair day or receiving a compliment from a stranger, feeling beautiful is mostly something that comes from within, an enlightening of the soul which lifts up your spirits and makes you feel good about yourself.

It is important to feel beautiful and content with oneself. But how do you achieve this feeling? Here are a few tips that will definitely help you feel beautiful and discover yourself.

In some cases the same effect can happen with a photographic or even painted mural, whether or not it looks like an actual view of the outdoors. Corporations invest heavily to understand what incentivizes employees, and it turns out that a little color and a mural could do the trick.

Simple geometry is leading to similar revelations. For more than 2,000 years, philosophers, mathematicians and artists have marveled at the unique properties of the “golden rectangle”: subtract a square from a golden rectangle, and what remains is another golden rectangle, and so on and so on — an infinite spiral. These so-called magical proportions (about 5 by 8) are common in the shapes of books, television sets and credit cards, and they provide the underlying structure for some of the most beloved designs in history: the facades of the Parthenon and Notre Dame, the face of the “Mona Lisa,” the Stradivarius violin and the original iPod.

Experiments going back to the 19th century repeatedly show that people invariably prefer images in these proportions, but no one has known why.

Then, in 2009, a Duke University professor demonstrated that our eyes can scan an image fastest when its shape is a golden rectangle. For instance, it’s the ideal layout of a paragraph of text, the one most conducive to reading and retention. This simple shape speeds up our ability to perceive the world, and without realizing it, we employ it wherever we can.