Visual phenomena are frequently reported in patients after ocular trau
ma, surgery or progressive visual degeneration. In particular, halluci
nations are often seen by patients following enucleation. Whereas thes
e visions can be verbally described to the physician, they can never a
ctually be seen. This article focuses on the case of a female artist w
ho experienced visual hallucinations after enucleation of her dominant
right eye. In addition to her verbal descriptions, she was able to ex
press these hallucinations visually on canvas. Her case offers insight
to caregivers about the nature of visual hallucinations in patients w
ith similar experiences. A review of the general characteristics and e
tiologies of such visual phenomena is also included.