Explanation - Sam Gellaitry

I’ve been dealing with these pressures

Weighing on my mind

Left my vision impaired, I can’t see

It feels just like a phosphor

The art is locked in my mind

Need to get it out now so I can breathe

And stop wasting time

The most common phosphenes are pressure phosphenes, caused by rubbing or

applying pressure on or near the closed eyes.

They appear spontaneously only

when visual stimuli are lacking and especially when the viewer is subjected to

prolonged visual deprivation

I’ve been dealing with these pressures

Weighing on my mind

Left my vision impaired, I can’t see

It feels just like a phosphor

The art is locked in my mind

Need to get it out now so I can breathe

And stop wasting time

On, weighing on

Feels just like a phosphor

Weighing on, weighing on me

The art is locked in my mind

On, weighing on

Feels just like a phosphor

Weighing on, weighing on me

The art is locked in my mind

These subjective images resulting from the self-illumination, as it were,

of the visual sense are called phosphenes.

Because phosphenes originate within

the eye and the brain, they are a perceptual phenomenon common to all mankind