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The paper deals with creative interactions of text and image in the works of various artists who represent realistic or even a photorealistic style: Belgian surrealist Rene Magritte; the father of conceptualism Joseph Kosuth; and Lithuanian artists – photorealist Algimantas Svėgžda and contemporary young painter Konstantinas Gaitanži. The author discloses how text and image interact in the works of these artists, points our reasons which cause attractiveness of their works for philosophical interpretation. Different variants of the interaction of word and image are disclosed: the word and the image could deny and at the same time confirm each other (Magritte's This Is Not a Pipe); word becomes the founder of the image (Kosuth's One and Three Chairs); word extends both reality and its image (everyday things in the works of Svėgžda); both words and images create fictional, non-existing reality (Gaitanži's Dead Rock Star). Finally, however the word and images interacted, the word could help developing a mate...

CREATIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN WORD AND IMAGE IN MODERN VISUAL CULTURE / KŪRYBINĖS ŽODŽIO IR VAIZDO SĄVEIKOS MODERNIOJOJE VIZUALINĖJE KULTŪROJE