A boardgame for visually impaired children
It is important for children to play together so they can develop their social skills. Can you imagine being visually impaired or not being able to see anything at all? How would
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Hosted byThis project is now archived and was part of DDW18
Event type
Exhibition
Location
Strijp-S
Klokgebouw | Hall 4
Klokgebouw 50
5617 AB
I'm fascinated bij sensory design. When a design appeals to me, I always feel the urge to touch it. I'm curious about how the material will feel and if its aesthetically pleasing. You might find it unsuspecting but smell and hearing can be a part of a design, so my curiosity expands to smell and hearing as well. In my personal work I'm always looking for a way to stimulate the senses, in order to strengthen the message it conveys. My project Feeling eyes is a combination of my fascination for sensory design and my love to design for children in a helpful and playful way. In additon to my own initated project, my preference goes out to profit and non-profit project in sectors such as well-being, education, nature, art and culture.
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: agnethaschotman.nl
