This thought-provoking book dives into Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology, unfolding a critique on doubt of the thought and the infinity of perception. Through insightful and illustrative examples, the book shows how Cézanne's use of color modulation disrupts conventional notions of doubt and presents a response to Descartes' famous Cogito. By suspending the doubt through his work, Cézanne introduces new perspectives on the infinity of perception that inspires to reflect on the possibilities that lie within the act of seeing.

Extract:
Modulation is like thinking without an image of the thought; like experiencing perception conceiving itself. To perceive modulation in its moment of becoming and to experience the moment itself in its becoming. As if we were to comprehend beyond thinking the moment when perception meets the thought beyond thinking, that is, in its pure thought without concepts.