Being visually impaired since birth means I have become well versed in secondary methods of observation. My senses have always felt inextricably intertwined. And as my vision further shifts, I become more and more fascinated by the science of seeing and the softer concept of perception.

None of us has the same visual perspective, for no human eye will ever see the same. We do not see the truth of things as they are; rather, as we ourselves are. Further, we are also affected by our experience of the thing we observe. Our feelings about it & our story of it are processed into ‘seeing’. Looking with our whole sense of being, means inviting a more profound and faceted witnessing of the things we look at.