Artist Cerys Dyson is currently exhibiting her photographic project ‘surrealism x visual impairment’ on ‘The Wall’- Wakefield Museums and Castles mini gallery- in Create CafĂ© at Wakefield One.
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| Photophobia, by Cerys Dyson |
We asked Cerys about her work:
"My name is Cerys Dyson, I have studied a HND in
photography at Wakefield College which is where the idea & project of
‘surrealism x visual impairment’ came from for my final major.
As well as just a project it has a deep sentimental value
for me as I was born with nystagmus - living with it means I know what it’s
like, but I wanted to push my boundaries further to investigate different
conditions and raise awareness of how visually impaired people see!
Pictures within my project cover conditions such as photophobia,
diabetic retinopathy, cataract, macular degeneration, tunnel vision and of
course nystagmus! I also made a book which explains the conditions in detail to
match the pictures.
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| Diabetic Retinopathy, By Cerys Dyson |
Further progression for this project's audiences could
ideally be in eye clinics, hospitals and other photographic galleries! "
Surrealism x visual impairment will be exhibited at Create Cafe until 11 November.
See more work from Cerys on Instagram: @cdysonphotography
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| Cerys Dyson |
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