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The Heinz Kaempfer Fund Thesis Award is presented biennially and carries a prize of 1000 Euros for the author of an outstanding Master’s thesis in the field of Japanese art and visual culture, written in the context of a Master programme provided by a European university. In the video below the latest winner, Saskia Goldschmid (University of Zürich), gives a summary of her award-winning thesis, Shadows of Perception: Envisioning Blindness in Edo Period Visual Culture. Please enjoy!
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