Conveying another user's vision impairment

Question

I'm developing a serious game for collecting behavioral data and I need to convey to each player some status information about the other players in the game. One piece of information I wish to convey concisely (and thus preferably graphically) is (ironically) if a particular person can see or not.

For example, below is a mockup of a status bar for a game with three players:

Is there no more-or-less-conventionalized way of indicating blindness and/or (severe) vision impairment in a multi-user environment to people who can actually see?

Answer 1

Assuming that the only state you need to represent is visual impairment, you could have icons to represent that:

These are the Material Design icons for "visibility" on and off, respectively.

What other things do you need to communicate about the players? How does knowing whether or not a player is blind affect how users interact with your game? Providing that context would help you arrive at a better answer.