Art with Disability

Art with Disabilities is an projection mapping part of exhibition that presents 11 global figures who have changed the world by fighting or using their disability and at the same time takes digital art exhibition to a new level, fully accessible, translated and adapted to people with visual and hearing deficits. Art with disabilities does not divide people, but creates a new world in which everyone is part of art and overflows deficits with achievements, inspiring visitors with the stories of the participants.

The exhibition is designed to be a transformative and inclusive experience, featuring a combination of captivating projection mapping, neon boxes with Braille text, and interactive “brain games” rooms.

Projection mapping present a 33-minute video (3 minutes for each of the participants), which is a multiple presentation of the personality and video or audio material of a personal character - a letter Van Gogh to his brother, Beethoven’s letter, the only recording of Frida Kahlo’s voice, Bethany Hamilton and Eric Weihenmayer’s personal archive, Stephen Hawking’s last message to the world, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Yayoi Kusama interviews, method information of Louis Braille and a video of the unique and inimitable Hellel Keller.