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The Art of Ophthalmology 2026

Showcasing artwork and images from across the spectrum of ophthalmology

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  • Alun Evans

  • May 4, 2026

  • 13 min

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The Art of Ophthalmology feature highlights diverse artistic submissions from medical professionals around the world, including interpretations of glaucoma, inflammatory retinal diseases, and the ocular experiences of patients. With mediums ranging from watercolor to digital art, these pieces explore vision loss's emotional and clinical aspects, merging art with the nuances of ophthalmic practice. Contributing artists, from seasoned surgeons to medical students, exhibit their unique perspectives on the power of sight and the impact of ocular diseases, revealing a rich tapestry of inspiration through visual storytelling.

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The Art of Ophthalmology 2026

  • by Alun Evans

  • May 4, 2026

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