The Optic Nerve by Maria Gainza

The narrative follows an art historian in Buenos Aires who intertwines her personal experiences with the lives of various artists, exploring themes of perception, identity, and the transformative power of art. Through a series of vignettes, the protagonist reflects on her own life, relationships, and the artworks that have profoundly impacted her, creating a rich tapestry that blurs the lines between art and reality. The story delves into the intimate connections between the observer and the observed, revealing how art can shape and mirror our innermost selves.

The 6897th greatest book of all time


Published
2015
Nationality
Argentinian
Type
Fiction
Pages
150-200
Words
Unknown
Original Language
Spanish
Alternate Titles
None

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