Lissauer's visual or object agnosia is a violation of the recognition of various objects while the visual function is preserved. At the same time, patients can describe their individual signs, but cannot say what kind of object is in front of them.
Each city has its own palette, and each person has his own vision. It's hard to imagine, but we live on a planet with people who see everything around them as a clot of flowers, for them this is a true reality.
This is what prompted me, after reading the book "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat," to try to visualize the vision of people with such a rare syndrome and show that the world is beautiful in any of its representations!
