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A collection of tactile pictures for the blind, 1902
Created by Martin Kunz
[image description: four raised, textured images showing different animals. There’s a flying fish, an alligator, various spiders, lobsters, and insects, and two birds with long tails. Each image also has a caption in braille text next to the animals. End ID]
Martin Kunz: ‘Pictures for the Blind’ (1902)
not me being evil shadow skull 💀
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I am pulled between the edges of then and now
Debbie Harry in Videodrome, 1983
Swiss postage stamp from 2023,
Part of the "Art in architecture" series from Swiss Post (Die Post). The stamp's design is a tribute to concrete and was created to have a tactile feel.
Stimming can be…
The Autistic Teacher
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