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This is an essay from figurative picturing Exhibit I'm attending thanks to strictly kind collaboration of many. This Must Be Thy Place, inspired by Talking Heads' original song title, points out, as the archaic English thy shows own self, a mystic and sublime contemplation of human bestowed through the sound of presence and absence within itself, as describing it such as an uncommon place to be, offered by chance of being one with it, contemplating it through the lens and filter of minded eye and human perception. Settings, locations, situations, raw places and objects and people a few, will be showing you how deep is raw interrelation between the sensitive eye and the subconscious part of it, through the only sensitive psychophysical device, we guess, is no impassive: that is perception.