We see another example of a deep image (which is unlikely to be immediately apparent) that refutes the old idea that visual knowledge is superficial. As we can see, I’ve deepened the foreground, allowing us to “see” the contents of the cup, as well as the sandwich and the wood of the table. In short, with deep painting we can know beyond the surface of things; it must also be said that the plane can be sunk in infinite ways, for example, in an image with people, we could see their livers and hearts.