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"In the same way that we’re interested in stripping away some of the rules of how we’re supposed to interact with language, we want to strip away some of the rules about how we’re supposed to interact with paintings."
Thanks to Samira of 1LoveT.O. for featuring The Braille Project! You can check out our interview here.Â
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IS (2014)
Braille text is repeated & layered for visual interest, but is still clear and legible for the braille reader. It reads:
is isÂ
(repeated)
---- Details: 6" x 6" x 1" acrylic & mixed media on wood panel. Second segment of a quadriptych titled THIS/ IS/ FOR/ YOU.Â
---- IS is the second piece in the quadriptych set: THIS/ IS/ FOR/ YOU. It can be purchased individually or within the set.Â
By Faye Harnest & Devon E. Sioui for Please Do Touch!; a collaborative tactile braille paintings series.  For all inquiries, please contact us at [email protected]
It's here! The Capilano Review's ti-TCR #9Â is now online, and you can read it for free!
The Braille Project's "Except Blue May Be Green" is featured alongside amazing work centred around languages and translations by David Abel, Andrew Zuliani, Michael Barnholden, Shaun Hanna, Fiona Mitchell, George Bowering, Amy Modahl, Jimmy McInnes, Monroe Lawrence, Louis Cabri, Colin Browne, Faizal Deen, Finbarr Healy, Nick Collins, Renée Sarojini Saklikar, Matea Kulic, and Sonnet L'Abbé.
#regram from @amcdace, Faye brailling away. #art #braille #thebrailleproject
"Often we want the words, the paint colors, and the paint textures to echo each other, but one thing we’re doing that I really like is juxtaposing images with text that contradicts it. In the painting “Confused with Gray,” we labeled colors with the wrong words: over a blue area, we’ve brailled the word “white,” and on a white area, we’ve brailled the word “blue.” Paying attention to what that disconnect produces can be interesting."Â
The always-incredible Echolocation asked us some questions and featured us on their site! We talk about our objectives and process with the Braille Project and Faye discusses her ongoing relationship with braille. Echolocation’s blog features an interview with a writer or visual artist every week. Check it out here.Â
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... Still, plenty to do by hand.Â
