Braille
graffiti is an interesting concept that is catching on all over. Raised
Braille dots combined with other tactual and visual effects make for very
unique art which can be displayed and created almost anywhere. Daniele Bursich has shared some pictures
of Braille wall art as well. When we redesign, build or update public spaces,
art is always considered as a part of this. As part of this process, we must
consider the accessibly of such art to the general population, including those
with disabilities. Tactual art allows all people to experience the aesthetic value
in a multisensory way. Art involves more than just seeing through our eyes. The
world is still designed for the able bodies sighted person. Thinking about
everything from a more universal access perspective opens the world up to
everyone so much more.
This blog focuses on success stories, ideas, supports, services and many more areas in which we can empower people with different abilities in having equal access to the world. Everyone is welcome to join in this conversation. It includes research, experience and opinion. We need to talk about these areas and continue to look at ways to do things better. We have not been doing any of this long enough to be satisfied with what we have. Complacency is not an option for anyone.
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