One of a portfolio of 12 photographs from Changing Vision Two Eyes. These photos and supportive text document the time between cataract surgeries when I saw the world with two different eyes: one on the left with the cataract and one on the right without. It describes the distinction among colors, shapes, and clarity of forms I perceived. It was a profound experience and made me contemplate more deeply known theories that color is relative and seeing is a combination of sensation and perception.
Searching for a New Normal
2022 Members Exhibition
Pepe
Diane Pepe
Diane Pepe is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is based on concepts that mirror her response to personal experiences and the relationship between art and science. Pepe has exhibited nationally and is the recipient of numerous grants. She is an Associate Professor of Art at University of the Arts. dianepepe.com
Grey Door Individual photo from Changing Vision Two Eyes Portfolio

White Flower - Individual photo from Changing Vision Two Eyes Portfolio
One of a portfolio of 12 photographs from Changing Vision Two Eyes. These photos and supportive text document the time between cataract surgeries when I saw the world with two different eyes: one on left with the cataract and one on the right without. It describes the distinction among colors, shapes, and clarity of forms I perceived. It was a profound experience and made me contemplate more deeply known theories that color is relative and seeing is a combination of sensation and perception.

Changing Vision Two Eyes Portfolio of a Visual Journey

CHANGING VISION. TWO EYES
Seeing and Perceiving
Portfolio of a Visual Journey
As a result of intense computer use during early Covid years, I developed the need for corrective cataract surgery. 12 photographs and supportive text document the time between surgeries when I saw the world with two different eyes: one with the cataract and one without. They describe the distinction among colors, shapes, and clarity of forms I perceived. It was a profound experience and made me contemplate more deeply known theories that color is relative and seeing is a combination of sensation and perception. With surgery in both eyes now complete, I experience the world in a new normal.
