Speak your mind is about encouraging creative self-expression, the sharing of thoughts and stories, as well as meaningful interaction with peers and the community amongst children with special needs.
One of the prototypes created was a Gesture Drawing Interface that can be calibrated (creative engineering by Kaori Toh and Clara Koh). The aim was to empower children with limited mobility to be able to participate in creative expressions such as drawing. We believe that their physical disabilities should not be a barrier to art-making.
Visit the project site to play and explore the prototypes, as well as other resources related to digital tools and alternative communication for the special needs community.
A collaboration with Chan Liping, and supported by the National Arts Council as part of the Arts x Tech Lab 2021, an initiative that empowers innovation, experimentation and collaboration between arts and technology.
Photos taken by Hong Shu-ying.
One of the prototypes created was a Gesture Drawing Interface that can be calibrated (creative engineering by Kaori Toh and Clara Koh). The aim was to empower children with limited mobility to be able to participate in creative expressions such as drawing. We believe that their physical disabilities should not be a barrier to art-making.
Visit the project site to play and explore the prototypes, as well as other resources related to digital tools and alternative communication for the special needs community.
A collaboration with Chan Liping, and supported by the National Arts Council as part of the Arts x Tech Lab 2021, an initiative that empowers innovation, experimentation and collaboration between arts and technology.
Photos taken by Hong Shu-ying.
