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This paper deals with considerations on visual stages and pictorial representations that emerge from acoustic perception. I shall examine some visual phenomena that I have observed arising in my own mind during analytical sessions.
If you want to know more … inquire from your own experiences … or turn to the poets [Freud, 1933, p. 135].
In a calm room, two people together.One lies on a couch, the other one sits behind.Strange scene for an outsider … but the outside world fadesaway for them both; now they are silent, now they talk.They watch no-where, they look “inside.”
An observer would see this strange scene of two people together but would not “see” the analytical object, something that is being created, in the reunion of these two psychic spaces in which representation, thought, and phantasmatic interaction take place.