I am in the beginning stages of creating an immersive art experience for blind people. I cannot go into much detail because of course I don't want my creative idea to be stolen but I have come to a point where I've hit a dead end. The main part of the exhibition is based on poetry and experimental music created by me. So there's sound involved. I have also considered some sort of wrist vibration, to add to the experience as well as a tactile/feeling aspect. My problem is the tactile/feeling aspect, would you prefer to have something done to you, or be able to do something in the exhibition? Without giving my idea away, for a silly example that relates but is not the idea: would you like having your feet tickled (action being done to you), or putting a puzzle piece together (you doing an action). In addition I don't want to make an obstacle like course but my exhibition idea is starting to seem like that. Would you be irritated or annoyed with having to lift (not heavy) or move things? And lastly would you even be interested or consider going to an art installation for blind people at all? Your comments, ideas and input would be soo appreciated.

From a student of Art History and Anthropology, interested in creating exhibitions for disabled people.

Also I saw this in another post, I'm English:

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