Study of Rauschenberg's combine painting Bed, 1955 (New York, Museum of Modern Art); focuses on the question of the discrepancy between its early interpretation as the scene of a murder and the artist's notion of it as "friendly," and on the theme of the absent body and its residual imprint in his work. Concludes that self-contradiction and mistake and ambiguity between categories are characteristic of his work.
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