# Blur **Abstract:** Consistent with the claim that visual experience is transparent, this paper proposes an ‘over-representational’ account of blurred visual experiences. The basic idea is that blurred experiences provide too much, inconsistent, information about objects’ spatial boundaries, by representing them as simultaneously located at multiple locations. This account aims to avoid problems with a variety of alternative accounts of blurred vision, which explain blur as property of the visual field, as a way of perceiving, as a form of mis-representation, and as a form of under-representation. **Authors:** [[Keith Allen]]