Overview
For most of us, a world with sight and sound is so natural, so normal that it's almost impossible for us to comprehend a world without them. In Imagined Touch, deafblind artists Heather Lawson and Michelle Stevens invite us into this life, to experience the world of art in the way that they do: without sight or sound. Wearing vision-limiting goggles and chunky headphones, the visitor takes on a unique experience, relying on the remaining senses to feel the story presented by the artists.
Imagined Touch will also be presented as a self-guided free installation at Carriageworks from January 10-14.
This is one of 15 next-level events to see at Sydney Festival. Check out the whole list.
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