Vanishing Lines Of Sight
We move through the world with a quiet confidence that our eyes are faithful witnesses. From the moment we wake until the moment we sleep, we trust what we see almost without question. A face appears familiar. A road looks straight. A room seems still and solid. Vision feels immediate, objective, and undeniable — as though our eyes function not merely as senses, but as instruments of truth itself. Yet the reality is far more complicated. What we call “seeing”…