Braille Graffiti
James David wrote this post at 3:54 pm on August 31st, 2007.
Scott Wayne Indiana’s public art project for the blind, Braille Graffiti, “is an attempt to create a unique moment for a blind person who might happen across one of these bits of braille graffiti.” The project was inspired by an interview with a blind person who chose to remain anonymous. 5 phrases were printed and scattered about the streets of Portland, Oregon, delivering messages like “You don’t have to be blind to see that the writing is on the wall” and “Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement.”
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