The Visual Detox: How to Consume Media Without Letting it Consume You
Author: Tanguy, Marine
ISBN: 9781529912647
RM114.90
Publisher,Random House UK
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Format, Hardcover
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No. of Pages, 288
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Decode the language of visuals and improve your wellbeing through small but powerful changes.
In an age of artificial intelligence and misinformation, how can we engage with social media, advertising, the news and other popular media in a way that serves us? What's the alternative to doomscrolling?
From the objects we see in our physical surroundings to the 1.8 billion new images uploaded online every day, visual images are constantly seeking to entertain, inform, and manipulate our attention for profit. Such unending streams of information can overstimulate our brains, causing stress, anxiety and fatigue.
In The Visual Detox, art expert and businesswoman Marine Tanguy draws on new research, decades of professional experience and interviews with artists to show us how to
In an age of artificial intelligence and misinformation, how can we engage with social media, advertising, the news and other popular media in a way that serves us? What's the alternative to doomscrolling?
From the objects we see in our physical surroundings to the 1.8 billion new images uploaded online every day, visual images are constantly seeking to entertain, inform, and manipulate our attention for profit. Such unending streams of information can overstimulate our brains, causing stress, anxiety and fatigue.
In The Visual Detox, art expert and businesswoman Marine Tanguy draws on new research, decades of professional experience and interviews with artists to show us how to
- Sharpen our visual critical thinking skills
- Decode the hidden messages in all areas of our lives
- Combat the sensory overload we experience online
- Regain control over our digital hygiene, media consumption and decorating choices
