Идея о том, что «Я» является иллюзорной проекцией или, скорее, симуляцией мозга, совпадает с моим пониманием искусства как образного стимулятора сознания, основанного на радикальной и изначальной силе воображения. Реальность искусства – это особое пространство работы сознания, в котором разыгрываются образы. Искусство порождает сознание, которое использует образы, чтобы открыть себя.
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