Gestalt Law of Organization

The Gestalt Law of Organization explains how we naturally perceive visual elements as unified wholes rather than just separate parts. Our brains tend to organize objects based on principles like similarity (grouping similar items), proximity (placing close items together), continuity (following smooth lines), and closure (filling in gaps to see complete shapes). These principles help us make sense of complex visual scenes quickly and efficiently, allowing us to perceive organized patterns rather than chaos. Essentially, our minds instinctively group and interpret visual information to create coherent understandings of what we see.