Touching Yellow is an exhibit that focuses on the sighted community’s understanding of how the visually impaired perceive the world.

The exhibit offers an interactive experience in a gallery space that include performances, video and simulations. The space consists of six rooms, each offering a different way to perceive familiar surroundings, such as a subway station or a street, through the eyes of a blind individual, as interpreted by the designer. Touching Yellow aims to raise awareness and overcome barriers created by assumptions and prejudice by providing a platform to educate and inspire people’s imagination, senses, and thoughts about the subjects of sight and blindness.