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Revision as of 21:57, 7 December 2022
On the violence of images
- Images as a way of possession
- On catalogues/archives
Como se encasilla y se estructura una imagen con un concepto.
Lo visual-lo simbólico.
La censura positivista enfocada a la publicidad.
La censura de lo que no se ve.
Lo que se omite se censura, la violencia de lo invisible.
Bancos de imágenes:
1 - Pixabay
2 - Pexels
3 - Freepik
4 - Deposit photos
5 - Shutterstock
6 - Unplash
7 - RGB stock
8 - Burst