Continuing his journey through images and language, Arnaud Claass explores photography's singularity, whose elusive character makes its plenitude. Everyday scenes, memories or dreams, war images, reference or emerging works, whether photographic, pictorial, sculptural, filmic or literary, reveal how we are affected, day after day, at our deepest level, by visual experience, while in more theoretical passages the author restates his distrust of any systematic spirit. A deep exploration of photography's nature and impact, the book is a call to artistic freedom, openness of mind and constant wonder at emerging forms of expression.