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This is called “perceptual involvement” and is especially pronounced in autism, but it can also occur for a while in completely healthy people – this is a state when you look and do not think about anything. Perception can be in any modality of sensation, for example, tactile, but since the visual one is richer for a person, it is easier to engage in it.