VS Worldwide
Yosemite National Park, California, USA 
Welcome to the Visual Snow (VS) Worldwide Project
The Visual Snow Initiative’s Visual Snow (VS) Worldwide Project showcases images of individuals and places from across the globe, revealing the diverse impact of Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS).
By illustrating primary symptoms such as Visual Snow (VS) and palinopsia, this project emphasizes the contrast between the experiences of those affected and those who are not, helping raise global awareness and increase recognition of VSS.
Your World VS Our World
Across the world, individuals with VSS are often misdiagnosed or misunderstood, particularly in regions with limited awareness.
The images presented in this project showcase the perceptual differences between those with and without VSS, aiming to correct misconceptions and promote understanding of the condition.
La Palenquera, Catargena, Colombia 
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
Experiencing VSS Symptoms Worldwide
VSS encompasses various visual and non-visual symptoms, with Visual Snow (VS) being the most recognized.
The condition can include palinopsia, the blue field entoptic phenomenon, and other visual disturbances.
These images demonstrate the severity and diversity of symptoms that individuals with VSS experience daily.
A Global Movement for Understanding
The Visual Snow (VS) Worldwide Project features individuals from all ages and backgrounds.
Sharing these images helps build a global community, raising awareness among friends, family, physicians, and the public, ultimately fostering a deeper understanding of VSS and supporting those affected by the condition.
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 
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Support VSS Research Today
Every donation to the Visual Snow Initiative funds critical Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) research. Your tax-deductible contribution drives global research efforts and creates a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected by VSS.
