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How To See An Image In Total Darkness, is the first published book by Interdisciplinary visual artist Rodshir Dailë (American, b.1984). Rodshir Dailë lives and works in Paris, France, and his multidisciplinary practice merges new contemporary fine arts with new media art. He labeled his work "MONOCHROMVISION", which derives from the medical condition known as monochromatism. Monochromatism makes the individual only able to perceive black, white, and shades of gray. His exhibition "How To See An Image In Total Darkness" was held at the Institut für Alles Mögliche in Berlin, Germany in 2022. It featured a retrospective of his photography work with various subject matter. Including architectural photography, fashion photography, and portraits. The book includes images from the exhibition as well as additional curated images.