Ever since I could speak I've complained about a "wall of static" that sweeps back and forth across the room while simultaneously tilting from side to side.

When it isn't actually moving, the "depth" of its location still changes. Sometimes it's many yards in the distance and doesn't bother me, other times it appears only a few feet from my face and makes me miss things right on the table in front of me or startles me when I walk into a different room because swear I see smoke. 

(Was already told to get my eyes checked specifically because of that "smoke" fear, all tests were normal) 

I was first relieved to see visual snow was a thing because of how specifically it's related to static, but I guess I haven't seen enough personal accounts to feel sane yet. Can you tell me about how your visual snow acts? Does it actually have its own "plane of existence" for you or is it more like your whole vision is just jpeg'd?