computer program, keyboard, speakers, acrylic on acectate
This interactive computer program is controlled through the keyboard. Each letter on the keyboard plays a corresponding series of notes which represent its Braille letter.

Notes are determined by placing a 2D version of each Braille letter onto a musical staff.

sandpaper, yarn on panel
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

paper mâché, carpet padding on canvas
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

yarn, paper mâché on fabric
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

yarn, paper mâché on fabric
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

wood and felt pads on panel
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

wood and felt pads on panel
Unlike an Ishihara test for color blindness, this touchable vision test uses texture instead of color to define the hidden forms, which are written in Braille.

acetate, wood, metal, ink on rice paper
4' x 3'
Children's song about color enscribed over Braille flutes.

acetate, wood, metal, ink on rice paper
4' x 3'
Children's song about color enscribed over Braille flutes.

acetate, wood, metal, ink on rice paper
4' x 3'
Children's song about color enscribed over Braille flutes.

a music box plays the Braille equivalent of a quote by Steven Pinker.

acetate, wood, metal, ink on rice paper
4' x 3'
Children's song about color enscribed over Braille flutes.

a music box plays the Braille equivalent of a quote by Steven Pinker.