Tangible , Dynamic Holographic Images

Good holograms are bewitching. They command our eyes to their images, to search the marvelous realness of surfaces, textures, and minute detail for some aberration, some visual clue that will dissuade us from seeing as real what we know is not. Yet while they seem to assemble the very molecules of physical matter for us to ponder, they also present a conundrum: The objects they render appear frozen, lifeless, and confounding to our fingertips.

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