Perspective colors every moment of the living experience. The position from which we see the world is dictated by our unique relationship to external objects, beings and structures. The sum of our personal and collective experiences builds the foundation that both shapes and limits our understanding. These constructs empower our perception and meaning, but inherently blind us to other realities that may contradict what we hold to be true. Throughout our history, we’ve strived to create ways to communicate other perspectives, to simulate other meanings or transform our current state into something besides our singular present reality. Language, art, music, literature, theater, dance, film are all windows into another experience, transformative mediums that allow us to both compare our difference and share our commonalities. These art forms are powerful tools for communicating empathy. While a photograph may display an aesthetically pleasi...