Abstract
The work by P. Florensky on the extension of geometry from the real region
to a complex one under the metaphor of two non-overlapping worlds, real and
imaginary, is successively analyzed. Assuming that consciousness functions in terms of
a spacetime object-based concept, which actually corresponds to “classical reality”, it is
possible to hypothesize that the unconscious is related to the space of states and
corresponds to a quantum description from a physical standpoint.
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