In What leads the look to blindness we find discussions about some representations of the blind look as a contemporary condition in fictional and theoretical texts, films and other images mediations. One of the essays goals is to look for answers to the following questions: how to talk about blindness in a civilization where the image is predominant? Or how to confront ourselves with a world vision that is ever transforming while facing images that are always increasing, though more diversified and interchangeable? .In the process of reviewing several texts on the subject we find the implications of the transformed vision in the accelerated experience of contemporary images. This is the crucial reflection that echoes in the text, in the review of some possible perspectives to think the blindness issue as a gain, as another point of view, as a new possibility of seeing, as an antidote to the unlimited excess. Yet more: taking care of not repeating the gender clichés when unfold the amazing ability the blind have when exercising their perception before the world that presents itself as a denial portrait: the visual denial.