The average person sees about 10 000 commercial visuals a day. Yet research shows we can only
process about 1% of the visual information we encounter. If a picture is worth a thousand words
where does this excess leave us? 'Necessary reading for everyone who uses the internet'
Emma Dabiri | ' This book is the new Ways of Seeing ' Sharmadean Reid | 'Brilliant insights ...
highly recommended' Christian Busch | ' An indispensable guide ' Guillaume Cerutti CEO of
Christie's | ' Very informative ' Laura Whitmore | ' incredibly timely ' Pippa Vosper | ' I
wish I'd read this book years ago ' Josie Cox In The Visual Detox art expert and
businesswoman Marine Tanguy explains how the imagery we see shapes our wellbeing. She gives us
new tools to think critically about images combat information overload and participate more in
the visual world around us by engaging with the art and content that improves our day-to-day
experiences online at work in our homes and in public spaces. Drawing on science and
insightful case studies she shows us how to: · learn the type of thinker you are (spatial
visual verbal?) · understand our brains' interpretation of visual language · decode the
subtle negative messages in popular culture · devise tiny hacks to block out the online noise
· curate your surroundings to create soothing spaces. This handy guide to visual decluttering
will empower you to reclaim your focus peace of mind and sense of wonder.
