Localized Blindness 

Constructed in the form of an eye test/observational diagnosis, Localized Blindness is a semi-autobiographical video that documents several internal monologues: What is left after the passing of an individual? The video moves among “me”—an individual who witnessed consecutive passings; “another me”—an observational being who observed changes in the people accompanying me and in my surroundings; and other voices, all of which echo the distance between the subject and the outsider.

Localized Blindness is part of A City in Transmission: Five Works from Videotage, curated by Doris Poon and copresented with Videotage as the first installment of Histories of Video Art.  

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