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Grzegorz Dudziński publishes book about life with vision loss
Grzegorz Dudziński, head of Światłownia, has released a book titled Niewidzialne linie Światłowni. The work addresses his experiences following the loss of his sight.
Dudziński previously worked as a journalist and musician, and organized concerts for Kaczmarski. His former artistic activities resulted in repression.
The book and recent media appearances describe how Dudziński uses technology and assistance to navigate daily life. This includes using an artificial intelligence application to describe his surroundings, such as radio equipment and people in a studio, and working with a service dog named Ramen.
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- Reporting@aleteiaenStracił wzrok, ale nie przestał dostrzegać ludzi. Grzegorz Dudziński i jego Niewidzialna Linia
Aleteia · Michał Jędryka
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