Roy Nachum’s latest painting, sculpture and art installation series, ‘Blind’, owes its origins to a rather serendipitous encounter of the artist with Braille signage at a museum exhibition. The incident got Nachum thinking on how he could let visually impaired people experience his artworks. He soon forced himself to “recontextualize his signature pixel technique into Braille,” and it soon became a tool, both literally and metaphorically, in the creation of all his new works.
Website: www.roynachum.com
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