Invisible Worlds explores how individuals with visual impairments use art and photography to explore and express their unique view of the world. This was a collaborative project with members of The Beacon Centre, Sedgley and Three sight impaired photographers, Cassidy, Andy and Ian.
The final project became a series of portraits through which I strived to showcase the strength, resilience, and creativity that emanate from and exist beyond the perceived limitations surrounding sight loss.
Nathan - A young man holds up a screen magnifier/ reader toward a monitor
Cassidy -Cassidy - A young woman sits backwards on a chair, she has one arm resting across the back of the chair and the other is held up so that her hand covers her left eye. She wear jeans a sweat shirt and trainers. She is looking straight at the camera with the uncovered eye
Lewis - A black man wearing a hat and head phones , he also wears dark glasses , he faces slightly off to the right
Peace - A young woman speaks on a mobile phone, her left hand is resting on an open book which is typed in braille
Ian - A man looks straight at the camera, he has a flat cap on that he wears backwards, he has long hair
Cassidy - A young woman looks straight at the camera she is wearing glasses
Andy - A man with white hair and wearing a black jacket and shirt, looks directly at the camera. He is wearing glasses with one of the lenses blurred out.