One notable effect of visual social criticism is its ability to cross linguistic barriers. Images can be understood across cultures, allowing local grievances to gain global attention. This transnational circulation can generate solidarity but may also lead to misinterpretation when cultural context is missing. Viewers may project their own assumptions onto images, altering their original intent.
One notable effect of visual social criticism is its ability to cross linguistic barriers. Images can be understood across cultures, allowing local grievances to gain global attention. This transnational circulation can generate solidarity but may also lead to misinterpretation when cultural context is missing. Viewers may project their own assumptions onto images, altering their original intent.
