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Although Patty White’s eyes don’t see well, they light up when she describes her artistic process.
In her earlier years, the 77-year-old Vancouver resident internationally exhibited her experimental photography, in which she captured still life arrangements of translucent fabric and then painted the black-and-white prints.
But for many years of her life, she was an artist unable to see her art.
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