The map of your "eye paths"

A gazeplot is a graphical representation that uses circles and segments to indicate what has been watched during the observation of an image (or while performing any task with the computer). In particular, circles' areas are proportional to the duration of fixations, i.e. the moments when the gaze is focused on specific spots. Segments connecting circles indicate saccades, i.e the very fast gaze shifts from one point to another. Numbers on circles specify the order of fixations.

If you visited the exhibition at the Visconti Castle and you "surfed" the tapestries by means of your eyes using one of the three available gaze-controlled computers, you can now download the gazeplots of the tapestries that you explored: you have simply to enter the code that you were given.