John Berger’s “Ways of Seeing” stands as a seminal work in understanding art and its societal context, fundamentally challenging traditional perspectives on art criticism and viewing. Through this work, Berger aims to democratise visual art analysis, making it accessible and relevant to a wider audience beyond the academic elite. This text draws heavily on the…

Susan Sontag’s “On Photography,” published in 1977, is a compelling series of essays that explores the complex relationship between photography and society. Sontag delves into the philosophical, psychological, and ethical implications of photography, offering a deep critique of its role in contemporary culture. Her work is both an analysis and a critique of photography’s power,…