Vision is much more than a photography book: it is a sensory experience, an invitation to relearn how to see. In this book, Justine Tjallinks presents a body of work in which each image is born from an inner gesture, carefully considered long before any encounter with the model. Photography becomes a space for rigorous composition, nourished by pictorial inspiration inherited from the Flemish masters, where light, posture and texture interact with silent precision. On the border between reality and imagination, her portraits are constructed layer by layer, revealing a restrained, profound, almost meditative presence. Behind this masterful aesthetic lies a deeply human and committed approach. The artist asserts a feminine gaze freed from the rigid norms of beauty and visual hierarchies inherited from history. She celebrates long-marginalised singularities: non-standard bodies, faces bearing complex stories, visible or invisible differences. Without exoticism or voyeurism, Justine Tjallinks seeks the truth of the gaze and the expressive power of what disturbs and moves us. Vision offers another way of perceiving the world, where difference becomes an essential value and beauty is revealed in fragility, vulnerability and encounter. A powerful and necessary book that transforms the act of looking into an act of consciousness.