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Ignore the signs (Visual art project)
The project encourages us to be aware of the life obstacles and boundaries many people with Invisible Disabilities faces, even if we ignore or dismiss them. All linked with the overall message "Ignore the signs and the obstacles are still there".
This is not only for those living with hidden differences but also a variety of invisible disabilities.
This can affect a large amount of the world's population in a variety of ways.
However, there are a lot of dismissive and disrespectful attitudes without realising the negative side effects that can affect a person's health and well being.
This is broken into four visual art designs.
The separation of the shapes and items of signage and the harmful side effect can be harmful this is detected with the three-dimensional signage symbols.
Closed eyes
This design demonstrates the boundaries of keywords in neon lights over the closed eye. This implies that there is no escape from the boundaries, even if you ignore or close your eyes
The rejection stamp
This displayed a three-dimensional cross stamp in a ribbon. With the three dimensional keywords. This demonstrates the rejection may be solid, the boundaries don't disappear.
The finger-pointing blame
This design represents the kind of hostile attitudes many people face when they are disbelieved.
The pointed finger is divided by a transparent glass with keywords of boundaries that won't go away.
Visual design gallery
Discover the image gallery below & you are invited to view, share and spread the word on social media & online.
© Copyright Keith Mckenzie
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