Seeing Without Light, A Mirror for My Aunt Rosi

The "Miradas" competition was created by Jorge Ali, Journal of Refractive Surgery Editorial Board Member, and his wife, Maria Lopez, in 1998 with the intention of using artistic sensibility to bring society's attention to the phenomenon of sight, vision, and blindness."Miradas," which means glances, is a contest in which artwork is sent from Spain and many international countries from the four continents for the Miradas International Artwork Competition every two years.

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Journal
Journal of Refractive Surgery
Published
2025-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.3928/1081597x-20250530-01
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South Asian Cinema and Culture
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Seeing Without Light, A Mirror for My Aunt Rosi

Raquel Maria Ruiz
Journal of Refractive Surgery
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Seeing Without Light, A Mirror for My Aunt Rosi

Raquel Maria Ruiz
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Abstract

The "Miradas" competition was created by Jorge Ali, Journal of Refractive Surgery Editorial Board Member, and his wife, Maria Lopez, in 1998 with the intention of using artistic sensibility to bring society's attention to the phenomenon of sight, vision, and blindness."Miradas," which means glances, is a contest in which artwork is sent from Spain and many international countries from the four continents for the Miradas International Artwork Competition every two years.

Journal of Refractive SurgeryVol. 41(7)
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South Asian Cinema and Culture
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