Visual Safety, Photosensitivity and Motion Controls
Intense moving geometry is not appropriate for everyone. The immersive experience is opt-in, avoids stroboscopic flashing, and keeps pause and exit controls available at all times.
Photosensitivity
Rhythmic flashing and high-contrast visual stimulation can trigger seizures in some people with photosensitive epilepsy. Mesmerization.com deliberately avoids stroboscopic full-screen flashes and abrupt luminance reversals, but complex moving patterns may still be uncomfortable or unsafe for susceptible visitors.
Motion sensitivity
Continuous rotation, zoom, and simulated forward travel can cause dizziness, nausea, eyestrain, headaches, or disorientation. Stop immediately if you feel unwell. Do not use the immersive mode while driving, operating machinery, or when sustained environmental awareness is required.
Start gently when uncertain
The opt-in offers a gentle mode with slower motion and reduced detail. Inside the experience, motion, depth, and detail can be lowered further, the animation can be paused instantly, and scenes can be changed manually.
Reduced-motion preferences
When the operating system requests reduced motion, the renderer automatically reduces its initial speed and depth even if full mode was selected. This preference does not disable the experience, because entry itself is already explicit.
Generated audio
Audio never autoplays. If you turn Sound on, begin with your operating-system or headphone volume low. The site cannot measure the sound-pressure level produced by your speakers or headphones. Stop listening if sound causes discomfort, ringing, pain, dizziness, or other unwanted effects.
Not medical treatment
Mesmerization.com is an interactive visual-art and educational project. It is not hypnotherapy, diagnosis, treatment, brainwave therapy, or a substitute for professional medical or mental-health care.