No, that's not what I believe. I'm simply telling you how human beings use prosthetics to control transition from one sector to another. Our eyes simply don't provide us with that information. In fact, we adapt our vision so that we recognize a color across a broad expanse irrespective of the incidence or strength of the light illuminating it.
Earlier, you said "The way you get detail like that is to use a pinhole lens," and "If you prefer that sort of thing, fine. Just don't call it 'art'". What exactly were you trying to say? What about the painting in post #134 makes it "not art"?