In a small park in the center of a bustling city, there is a statue of a historical figure, standing atop a stone plinth. The statue faces north, overlooking a circular fountain. At midday, under the bright sun, its shadow points directly south towards a metal bench warmed by the sunlight. On this particular day, Sokoro, visiting the city for the first time, enters the park from the eastern entrance. Curious about the statue, she walks around it at a constant distance, taking photographs from different angles. 

While Sokoro is busy with her camera, Amare and Xinyi are comfortably seated on the metal bench to the south of the statue, engaged in a deep conversation about the architecture of the city's bridges. They are facing each other; Amare faces north towards the statue, while Xinyi faces south toward the park's southern exit. From the western entrance, Kyan enters the park, walking directly towards the statue with the intent to meet a friend who is supposed to be waiting near the fountain.

Simultaneously, Priya is jogging along the park's perimeter. She has been jogging in a clockwise direction and is currently approaching the statue from the south, with her eyes fixed on the gravel path ahead of her. Lastly, unseen by the others, Taavi sits at the top of the climbing frame to the northeast of the statue, enjoying a book. He occasionally glances up to people-watch.

Given the positions and activities of the five individuals - Sokoro circling the statue, Amare and Xinyi on the bench, Kyan walking towards the statue from the west, Priya jogging from the south, and Taavi sitting atop the climbing frame in the northeast - describe what each person can see regarding the actions and positions of the others at this moment. Consider what each person's field of vision includes and excludes, as well as their potential blind spots due to their focus or obstacles in the environment.
Starting with Sokoro, as she walks around the statue at a constant distance while taking photographs, her position and field of vision are continually changing. At any given moment, she can see nearly half the park and the people in it, except for the section directly behind the statue relative to her position. She can see Priya approaching from the south as she circles around, Kyan walking in from the west unless she is on the exact opposite side of the statue, and possibly Taavi, if she looks towards the northeast beyond the statue. However, her view of Amare and Xinyi is obstructed intermittently by the statue as she moves around it.

Amare, who faces north towards the statue, has a clear view of Sokoro circling the statue and Kyan approaching from the west. However, his view of Priya is periodically blocked by both the statue and Sokoro's movements. He is likely unaware of Taavi, who is positioned behind and above him to the northeast and not in his immediate line of sight.

Xinyi, facing the southern exit of the park, sees Priya jogging towards her and will continue to do so until Priya passes by. Xinyi's view of Sokoro is similar to Amare's but from the opposite perspective--she can only see Sokoro intermittently as she circles the statue. Kyan is out of Xinyi's field of vision since he is approaching from the west and the statue is likely blocking her view. She also cannot see Taavi without turning around significantly, so Taavi remains in her blind spot.

Kyan, walking from the western entrance towards the statue, can see Sokoro circling the statue, and intermittently make eye contact with her as she moves around. He also has a clear line of sight to Amare and Xinyi on the bench. However, Kyan cannot see Priya approaching from the south, as his focus is directed toward the statue and the people in front of him, nor can he see Taavi without turning to look behind him.

Priya, the jogger coming from the south, has her eyes fixed ahead of her on the gravel path. As she gets closer to the statue, she might catch a glimpse of Sokoro moving around to her right and will pass Xinyi directly as Xinyi faces the southern exit. Since Priya is focused on the path, she might not notice Kyan approaching from the west unless she looks in that direction as she passes the statue. Priya cannot see Amare without turning her head to the left as she approaches him from behind, and she is unlikely to see Taavi without looking toward the northeast and up, away from her path.

Finally, Taavi, sitting atop the climbing frame in the northeast, has a broader view. He can see over the statue toward Amare and Xinyi on the bench, observe Sokoro as she moves around the statue, and watch Priya jogging from the south. However, his view of Kyan is occasionally obstructed by the statue, depending on Kyan's exact position to the west. But since Taavi is paying attention to the overall scene while people-watching, he is likely aware of Kyan's presence as well.