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Recently, we put forwarded a redox molecular hypothesis involving the naturalbiophysical substrate of visual perception and imagery. Here, we explicitlypropose that the feedback and feedforward iterative operation processes can beinterpreted in terms of a homunculus looking at the biophysical picture in ourbrain during visual imagery. We further propose that the brain can use bothpicture-like and language-like representation processes. In our interpretation,visualization (imagery) is a special kind of representation i.e., visualimagery requires a peculiar inherent biophysical (picture-like) mechanism. Wealso conjecture that the evolution of higher levels of complexity made thebiophysical picture representation of the external visual world possible bycontrolled redox and bioluminescent nonlinear (iterative) biochemical reactionsin the V1 and V2 areas during visual imagery. Our proposal deals only with theprimary level of visual representation (i.e. perceived "scene").

Emergence of Intrinsic Representations of Images by Feedforward and Feedback Processes and Bioluminescent Photons in Early Retinotopic Areas