Research into Stereoblindness

I began this project by studying a series of articles from magazines, text books and online facilities. I focused on looking into the vision impairment "Stereo blindness", to collect more information into how I could present the impairment in my work, as it hasn't been done before, by any existing artists. 

The article "Beauty can be a Matter of Perspective", allowed myself to have more of an insight into vision impairment, by it discussing strengths and weaknesses. I originally thought that no artist had shown this impairment within their work. However, I did find out that Rembrandt Van Rijn suggested hints of him having the impairment within his work, by the series of portraiture work examples that have people with un-aligned eyes. 

After reading them, I annotated and made notes on how each article influenced me, what new thing I had found out and if any ideas came to mind. 

Within this part of the article, I've had the idea of using 3D photography to present my impairment to people, because it challenges the world from their own experiences. 

I found this article interesting, by the clear explanation of the impairment. As well as the technique for people who don't have the impairment to see from my perspective. 

This diagram presented the first idea of the vision impairment existing, because with knowledge that both eyes have to work at the same time in order to see 3D, that meant that people eyes who didn't work together couldn't possibly see in 3D.