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Tactile adaptations of two-dimensional works

Adaptations of two-dimensional artworks provide a rich tactile and artistic experience for people with visual impairments.

The pieces have different reliefs and textures, enhancing tactile perception. What impresses us with the colors and shapes, impresses them through the materiality.

The colors are worked in contrast, to accommodate those with low vision.

We create an analogy between the represented objects and their textures, establishing relationships and connections with the real world. For a flower, the coating will be soft, a stone, rough, for example.

The original and its translation are different as a language, but their aesthetic information has an isomorphic relationship.

These adaptations can highlight facades, stained glass windows, mosaics, details of carvings and sculptures, friezes, different types of walls, ceilings and other important architectural highlights.

Tactile adaptations of three-dimensional works

Adaptations of three-dimensional works of art aim to promote aesthetic appreciation and knowledge of sculpture through touch for people with visual impairments.

The three-dimensional tactile piece can be created by modeling, 3D printing, casting, or whatever is most appropriate according to the proposal of the original work, maintaining its isomorphic relationships.

The pieces referring to indigenous rituals were created in conjunction with indigenous peoples of Xingu, thus respecting their tradition and culture.

Dioramas

Diorama is a realistic, three-dimensional artistic presentation of real-life scenes for display for tactile appreciation.

Writing in pictograms

This material was developed to promote a rich experience and functional communication with people with cognitive disabilities, autistic people, children, foreigners and illiterate people. The texts are written in simple language and illustrated with pictograms that translate the words into images. The figures are created according to the narrative context.



The material consists of communication boards, games and association proposals that aim to stimulate the understanding of the content.

Costumes and clothing

Representation of clothing used in theatrical performance costumes and/or typical of cultures and religions. The production emphasizes the details, working with variations in textures, embroidery, beads and anything else that references the original piece.

Tactile map

It helps people find their way around a certain place. It can be used indoors or outdoors.



Provides the location of the main points of interest in an environment and other information that may be relevant.

Tactile models

They are three-dimensional, realistic, reduced-scale representations of an architectural structure and its surroundings.

Their aim is to provide knowledge, a rich aesthetic appreciation and to promote the mobility of people with visual impairments, promoting spatial, landscape and architectural references.

It is an attractive material for all visitors, as it draws attention due to its realism, delicacy and playful quality.

Educational play material

These are materials that promote accessibility in a fun and creative way.

Playing awakens affective memories, promotes intellectual balance, and favors cognitive functions and imagination.

The games are adapted so that anyone can participate equally in the game.

Tactile objects

These are pieces that are identical or similar to works in the collection, acquired to be available for people with visual impairments to touch.

Parts with volume

Works created with volumes are made to provide a tactile perception that is coherent with that of the original work, when it is made using the same technique.

Tactile floor

It promotes autonomy for people with visual impairments, as it guides them along a safe path through the exhibition space.

Braille Texts

They can be present in the exhibition space, integrated into the exhibition, or be prepared as support material in notebooks, for example. The materials used can be acrylic, PS, paper, among other options that best suit the project.