  We report on a new paradigm of information display that greatly extends the
utility and versatility of current optoelectronic displays. The main innovation
is to let a display of high refresh rate optically broadcast so-called atom
frames, which are designed through non-negative matrix factorization to form
bases for a class of images, and different viewers perceive selfintended images
by using display-synchronized viewing devices and their own human visual
systems to fuse appropriately weighted atom frames. This work is essentially a
scheme of temporal psychovisual modulation in visible spectrum, using an
optoelectronic modulator coupled with a biological demodulator.
