Seeing a Picture in an Individual

In this paper, I want to show, first, that seeing a picture in individual is the same as seeing a picture in its metasculpture. This idea is grounded in the fact that an individual and the picture seen in it share some of their grouping properties, the properties for the elements of a certain array to be arranged along a certain direction in a dimension. Second, I will try to draw from this account a moral to hold in general as to a seeing-in as a distinctive twofold perceptual experience whose recognitional fold depends not only existentially, but also motivationally, on its configurational fold.