"This is part of a series developed in 2023 exploring access, isolation, and inclusivity—focusing on marginalized subjects in seemingly innocuous situations. Journal entries from when I was relearning how to write post-stroke are printed on acrylic fiber paste. Texture is built up throughout canvas for tactile viewing for low vision persons. The entries are repeated in enlarged braille dots and descriptors in braille are included throughout the piece. A homeless man arranges his belongings in a shopping cart. Cafe lights from a restaurant throw light on the scene. Behind the man is a street with buildings and trees. Lights glow from windows in distant buildings, enlarged braille text embedded in paint."

- Ian Shearer

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