Blind artist uses touch and texture to create moving colorful paintings
Art has always been an important part of artist John Bramblitts daily life, until he became completely blind and everything changed.
In fact, starting from the age of 11, his vision gradually faded due to epilepsy. By the time he was 30 years old, he had Completely blind and unable to see colors anymore, he entered the deepest and darkest black hole.
But he decided to make a change at the lowest point in his life. In the year when he completely lost his eyesight, he decided to re-enter color world.
began to learn how to draw without vision. He used a fabric paint as a base and then used Raised edges.
Use touch to find the direction of drawing. Through constant contact and attempts, many paintings were drawn that amazed people.
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He He even said that different colors of paint feel different when touched in the hand. For example, the white color is as viscous as toothpaste, while the black color is because it has lost a lot of water. Although he lost his eyesight, he gained A stronger tactile sensation.
