There Plant Eyes

In There Plant Eyes, M. Leona Godin delves into the intriguing history of blindness, intertwining her personal journey of gradually losing her sight with cultural and historical perspectives. She challenges conventional notions associated with blindness, unveiling both the myths and realities surrounding the condition throughout history. Godin's work traverses art and science, examining key developments in accessibility and the varied representations of blind individuals, while highlighting the profound role blindness plays in shaping humanity's self-understanding. This genre-defying narrative invites listeners to reconsider their perceptions of vision and blindness in contemporary society.