The Visual Brain

The visual brain refers to how our brain processes and interprets what we see. When light enters our eyes, it hits the retina and is converted into electrical signals. These signals travel to the visual cortex in the brain, where they are analyzed to recognize shapes, colors, movement, and depth. Different areas of the brain work together to turn these signals into a coherent image, enabling us to understand and respond to our surroundings quickly. This complex system allows us to navigate, appreciate art, read, and enjoy visual experiences seamlessly.