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Hajime Kato - Untitled, 1970, oil on canvas, 35 x 45 ⅝ in

Weeping Willow (1919) by Claude Monet

Sayama, Japan 2025

Eve

Pat Steir (American, 1938-2026), Outer Lhamo Waterfall, 1992. Oil on canvas, 113 x 90 in.

Jung's "psychic reality" asserts that all internal mental experiences—dreams, fantasies, feelings, and images—are just as real and impactful as external physical events. He argued that because we only know the world through mental perception, the psyche is the primary, empirical reality. Psychological phenomena hold objective, autonomous power and shape an individual's lived reality, regardless of external validation.

Andreas Schmid, Treibholz, 2003-2004.

Ludwig Rösch - "The Pilgram's Pulpit in St. Stephan"

Lydia Roberts

Shusei Nagaoka, 1975

Paul Evans (británico, n. 1954, Sussex, Inglaterra, residente en Lavenham, Suffolk, Inglaterra) - Luz de invierno, 2024, Pintura tinta, acrílico

Carlo Nason ◇ Layered glass lamp designs ~ The bulb disappears; the glow remains

Moonlight (1834) by Thomas Cole