3DPhotoWorks is a Kickstarter project that wants to recreate the world's great works of art for the blind.
The campaign is aiming to raise $500,000 to make 3D replicas to stand beside their 2D counterparts in museums worldwide. By touching these sculptural artworks, visually impaired people could experience the pieces that the rest of the world sees. This could be implemented in museums like the Louvre, so that masterpieces as famous as the Mona Lisa would become accessible to all.
As if creating art for the blind wasn't incentive enough, the Kickstarter campaign is offering some amazing rewards for significant donations. A donation of $5,000, $7,500 or $10,000 will allow the donor to pick a piece of their choice to be replicated and gifted to the museum in which it resides. For smaller donations, 3DPhotoWorks will actually create an accessible three-dimensional version of one of the donor's own photos.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tactile Art Replicas
- Creating tactile 3D replicas of famous artworks for the blind presents an opportunity in the art industry for disruptive innovation and inclusivity.
- Accessible Museums
- Including 3D replicas of masterpieces in museums could offer a new level of accessibility and experience for the visually impaired, presenting opportunities for disruptive innovation and technology in the tourism and entertainment industries.
- Personalized 3D Replicas
- Offering personalized 3D replicas of individuals' photos provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in the manufacturing and retail industries for personalized and accessible products.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Creating tactile 3D replicas of famous artworks for the blind presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art industry for more inclusive exhibits and experiences.
- Tourism
- Including 3D replicas of masterpieces in museums could offer a new level of accessibility and experience for the visually impaired, presenting opportunities for disruptive innovation and technology in the tourism industry.
- Retail
- Offering personalized 3D replicas of individuals' photos provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in the manufacturing and retail industries, for personalized and accessible products for the visually impaired.
