Art and madness. Pozdnyakov D.I.

This book is a guide to the world of a cinematic unconscious, hidden, hidden, frightening. The starting point of the study is David Lynch's film “Inner Empire” - a rich intertext that completely does not reveal his secrets to anyone.

, in an effort to solve, understand, streamline the chaotic and veiled messages of the director, the author of the book inevitably builds the film into a wider artistic artistic artistic context and discovers both obvious and hidden parallels with the imagery of other creators of the XX and XXI centuries: Franz Kafka, Francis Bacon, Lars von Trier, Lewis Carroll, Salvador Dali, Edward Hopper, Alfred Hitchcock, etc. P> David Lynch is a unique director who does not need to be presented. At the same time - what do we know about the machinery of the formation and functioning of his films? What are all these strange, absurd and alarming images woven from? In the protected areas of which works of cinema, painting, literature, linch films grow and live? All this and much more are included in the problem field of this book, raising the veil over art, passion and madness of the Creator.

Dmitry Pozdnyakov - researcher of the history and theory of cinema and visual art, culturalist.