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Through nerve impulses, the retina of the eye transmits information which our consciousness later breaks down into relationships and interprets as sensory material; the mind processes this information by looking for recognizable experiential and cultural connections, from which it forms a cognitive whole of objects, along with a broad variety of its constituent components. From this multifaced whole, the gaze chooses a motif, a detail, a nuance, concentrates on it and immerses itself in this aroused curiosity. It starts with approaching it, separating the chosen detail from the whole and …