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a counter-current in modern art that disrupts the modernist ideal of pure, disembodied vision.

In art history, optical unconscious refers to a counter-current in modern art that disrupts the modernist ideal of pure, disembodied vision. This meaning comes from Krauss (1993) in The optical unconscious.[1]

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  1. Krauss, R. E. (1993). The optical unconscious. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262111737

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