Touch: Beyond Vision

At the exhibition, you can explore more than 20 tactile artworks created using Carveco’s relief technology. The collection includes pieces that represent well-known musicians, landmarks, historical figures, artworks, and icons. There is also a mural wall that displays personal photographs contributed by members of the blind community, made touchable through 3D printing.

Each artwork includes audio descriptions, braille labels, and clearly designed touchpoints to support independent exploration. Staff members will be available to explain how to interact with the exhibits and assist as needed.

This exhibition is designed for blind and visually impaired visitors, as well as anyone interested in accessible design and inclusive experiences. It’s open to families, educators, artists, and the general public.

Whether attending for personal or professional reasons, all visitors are encouraged to interact with the displays in a hands-on, sensory-focused way.

This exhibition demonstrates how advances in technology can improve access to visual content for people who are blind or visually impaired. By converting images into physical formats, it offers a practical example of how art and photography can be made more inclusive.

The exhibition highlights the importance of accessibility in design and encourages broader consideration of how visual experiences can be adapted for different audiences.