[stylist] Art show on vision thought

Eve Sanchez 3rdeyeonly at gmail.com
Sun Dec 30 16:25:25 UTC 2012


Robert, I loved your description of your vision. As a person whose vision
has gone up and down, sighted and unsighted, and everything in-between, I
can understand what you are saying in a personal way. I have seen this, but
never would have been able to put into such beautiful words. Thank you for
doing our vision justice. Blessed Be. Eve (side note- I have and it is not
the same, not so pretty.) haha

On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 7:36 PM, Robert Leslie Newman <newmanrl at cox.net>wrote:

> Lynda
> Your proposal of an art show with the other blind artist --- first, super
> good, interesting to eventually know what you two come up with to show. One
> thought that came to mind is an art piece on what it looks like to be
> totally blind, from within the blind person's head (or perspective,
> minds-eye. Meaning --- talking as a person who once had sight, and now has
> no visual ability what so ever (I see just as good out of the back of my
> head as I do the front) yet --- what I see 24-7 is --- I see dozens and
> dozens or even hundreds of bits of different colors floating around on a
> dark gray background ; much like a kaleidoscope. Most of the colors are
> pastille, appearing to being illuminated by a source of light. sometimes
> these  bits of colors merge into what I would consider to have a visual
> texture similar to a piece of carpet. And what is interesting, I've talked
> to several other blind people who also see the same basic thing (again,
> these are individuals who once were sighted and are now totally blind).
> Yeah, when someone asks me if being blind is like black or nothingness ---
> I
> say, "Nope. It's very colorful!"
>
> (Side note, humor and all --- nope, I've never tried LSD.)
>
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