“Lift your eyes from the book and look around. Connect the world of reading with the real world around you. Let your eyes wander,” following the author, who, by his own admission, has always found visual language easier than written language, the reader of this book will have to wander a lot. The new book by the world-famous director, film critic, television writer, emeritus professor at the University of Glasgow and unique storyteller Mark Cousins is at once a photo album and an art gallery, a road movie and a visual grammar. The greatest works of art, tourist photographs, cityscapes, still frames from films, scientific achievements, protest, propaganda, false mirrors, visionary experiences - a sophisticated photo series clearly illustrates how significant the extent to which we ourselves construct what we see.