Public, Private, Secret: On Photography and the Configuration of Self
In Public, Private, Secret, Charlotte Cotton investigates how photography navigates the boundaries of self-presentation. From public personas to hidden intimacies, the book explores visual culture's impact on identity formation in a connected world. Through thoughtful analysis, it reveals photography's power to both expose and protect the inner self.
About This Book
Public, Private, Secret examines photography's role in configuring the self across different spheres of visibility and intimacy.
Charlotte Cotton analyzes how images construct and reveal personal narratives in contemporary society.
The book addresses the tensions between public exposure and private concealment in photographic practices.
It offers insights into the evolving relationship between technology, identity, and visual representation.
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