# Object Seeing and Spatial Perception **Opening (not a real abstract):** Ordinary visual experience is infused with spatiality. Visual perception typically involves a field of vision: a region of space, itself visually present, in which things are located, and in which such things are seen, and seen to be located. We often see scenes. Scenes involve multiple objects (and other sorts of thing) standing in various (perceptible) spatial relationships to each other. Imagine, for instance, observing part of a country garden, with an array of comments thanks to the audiences on those occasions (especially to Quassim Cassam for invaluable comments in Warwick). For other helpful discussions and comments thanks to Sophie Archer, Akosua Bonsu, Bill Brewer, Amber Corfield-Moore, Thomas Crowther, Alexander Davies, Naomi Eilan, Mark Eli Kalderon, Alexander Kelly, Amy Kind, Gabriel **Authors:** [[Craig French]]