A process of perceptual organisation that refers to our tendency to group elements in a way that creates a balance figure?

The process of perceptual organization that refers to our tendency to group elements into a balanced figure is known as the "Gestalt principle of symmetry." This principle suggests that we naturally perceive objects as symmetrical and orderly, which allows us to interpret complex scenes more easily. By organizing visual elements into harmonious shapes, we achieve a sense of balance and stability in our perception. This tendency helps us make sense of visual information efficiently.