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Vision Portraits explores the personal story of filmmaker Rodney Evans (Brother to Brother, The Happy Sad) as he confronts his loss of sight due to a rare, irreversible genetic condition. In an effort to understand how this might impact his creative future, Evans turns to three visually impaired artists: photographer John Dugdale, dancer Kayla Hamilton, and writer Ryan Knighton. While the artists share how they’ve adapted their practices, they also discuss how their loss of sight has lead them to break new creative ground. Evans’ own scientific and creative journey through his increasingly sightless world unfolds throughout the film, leaving viewers with a deeper understanding that loss of sight doesn’t have to mean a loss of vision. (78 mins., DCP)
Vision Portraits, image courtesy of The Film Collaborative
SEASON SUPPORT FOR FILM/VIDEO Rohauer Collection Foundation
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT Greater Columbus Arts Council Ohio Arts Council The Columbus Foundation Nationwide Foundation
SUPPORT FOR ARTS ACCESS Cardinal Health Foundation Huntington Bank
Past Film/Video
Vision Portraits
