Glimpses from the Exhibition of Works Created within the Multisensory Art Project
The exhibition in Izola showcased unique creations made by blind and visually impaired participants during two two-day workshops. With creativity and a strong sense for materials, the participants co-created mosaics, mosaic-framed artworks, wooden reliefs, and original wooden jewelry—including necklaces, brooches, earrings, and other fashion accessories.
Special attention was given to the sustainability aspect of creation, as most of the materials used were recycled. The exhibition reflects the power of art as a tool for expression, connection, and inclusion—regardless of sensory limitations.
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