Dr. Con Petsoglou, Ophthalmologist at Sydney Eye Hospital, Medical Director at NSW Tissue Bank, and Senior Lecturer at Sydney University, and kayaker and renowned Australian fine art photographer Ralph Kerle delve into how our brains interpret visual information and how illusions shape our reality.

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