The Optical Unconscious
A critical study of vision and representation that reconsiders how images shape modern art and theory.
About This Book
The Optical Unconscious explores the role of vision in twentieth-century art and theory.
It challenges traditional assumptions about perception and representation.
The book draws on psychoanalysis, semiotics, and art history to reconsider how images function.
Readers encounter discussions of key artists and movements that redefined visual culture.
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