To make it easier for participants to understand how people with disabilities interact with the environment, we’ve considered it appropriate to organize related activities that will take place during the event, listed below:<\/p>\n
In the coming weeks, as the laboratories are defined, we will update the list below. #staytuned<\/p>\n\t
One of the experiences that will allow us to better understand what it means to live without the sense of sight will be the Aperitif \/ Dinner in the Dark. We will eat in a completely darkened room, served by blind waiters! It will be a fun and exciting experience at the same time, which will make us understand how, by renouncing sight, our relationship with the environment and food will completely change: we will even struggle to recognize what we are eating, as long as we succeed to find the food on the table!<\/p>\n
Details coming soon…<\/strong><\/p>\n\t Visit organized Friday at 18:00. Free visits on Friday and Saturday from 10.30am to 4.00pm<\/strong><\/p>\n\t In the last edition we already talked about audio-games, entertainment products that can also be enjoyed by people with visual disabilities. This year we will have the opportunity to play and try them in first person in a location used for this purpose. It will be very interesting to understand how situations that we would normally imagine with a strong visual component, such as a duel between enemies, can be reinterpreted by doing it without the sense of sight.<\/p>\n Fraiday and Saturday all day<\/strong><\/p>\n\t Thanks to the Ottica Franco Carletti of Jesi (AN) we will have a set of glasses available at our disposal to help us simulate the various types of low vision and their effects.<\/p>\n Friday and Saturday all day<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Blindfolded visit Museo Tattile Statale Omero<\/h4>\nClose your eyes and for a moment imagine yourself in a museum full of statues, or being in a city with monuments, but you can’t see them because everything is dark.
\nAt the F. Cavazza Institute there is the Tactile Anteros Museum, thanks to which we will have the opportunity to personally experience how a blind person can “experience art”, visiting the museum blindfolded and exploring with our other senses at our disposal the works present. There are bas-relief reproductions of famous paintings from the Middle Ages to the Modern Age: Will we be able to recognize them? \ud83d\ude42\nAudio-Game Station<\/h4>\n
Glasses to simulate the hypo-vision<\/h4>\n