Ordinary Daylight: Portrait of an Artist Going Blind

Author: Andrew Potok

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Andrew Potok details his harrowing journey through the onset of blindness. He captures the emotional struggle of an artist losing his sight as he seeks hope through a controversial, unconventional treatment.

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Publisher

Random House Publishing Group

Release Date

December 18, 2007

Number of pages

320

ISBN

9780307418272

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Language

English

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Author(s)
Andrew Potok
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Release date
December 18, 2007
Pages
320
ISBN
9780307418272
Formats
Epub, Pdf, Word
Language
English

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What happens to a painter when the world goes dark? In Ordinary Daylight: Portrait of an Artist Going Blind, Andrew Potok gives a vivid, unflinching account of losing his sight — and of learning to see in entirely new ways.

As the colors of his life began to fade, Potok faced questions no artist should have to ask: Who am I if I can no longer paint? Where does vision live — in the eyes, or in the mind? With raw honesty, he describes the medical quests, the sensory shifts, and the emotional grit it took to rebuild his identity from the ground up.

Part memoir, part meditation on perception, this moving narrative reveals how losing one sense sharpened all the others — and how creativity survived, adapted, and ultimately deepened. An inspiring book for art lovers, memoir readers, and anyone facing loss or change — a reminder that darkness is not the end of the story.

What happens to a painter when the world goes dark? In Ordinary Daylight: Portrait of an Artist Going Blind, Andrew Potok gives a vivid, unflinching account of losing his sight — and of learning to see in entirely new ways.

As the colors of his life began to fade, Potok faced questions no artist should have to ask: Who am I if I can no longer paint? Where does vision live — in the eyes, or in the mind? With raw honesty, he describes the medical quests, the sensory shifts, and the emotional grit it took to rebuild his identity from the ground up.

Part memoir, part meditation on perception, this moving narrative reveals how losing one sense sharpened all the others — and how creativity survived, adapted, and ultimately deepened.

An inspiring, beautifully written book for art lovers, memoir readers, and anyone facing loss or change — a reminder that darkness is not the end of the story, only the beginning of a different way of seeing.

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