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Nice project, amazing printer:-)) How did you gain access to it? And is this grade 2 braille? I found it difficult to read. Perhaps you can add the 5 phrases to the infobox of the video.
also since i do tactile graphics i was thinking, couldn't you draw something then print it out on that sticky paper and put it up so that the blind people could feel a picture? the system at my work only prints graphics on this special paper then it gets "toasted" so it wouldn't work with our system
im a tactile graphics artist and have been thinking of going some graffiti in braille for a while, im not to good with the alphabet but i opened up braille 2000 and 6 keyed this in "you dont have to be blind to see the writing on the wall."
interesting idea, poor execution. Why was the braille put in places that blind people don't have normal interaction with? seriously? on the side of a truck? the handrails /might/ work but it's highly unlikely. and what's with the sticker? is it because blind people will rarely if ever come across these that you need to point it out to people who can see for it to mean anything to anyone? Why weren't these added next to places that already have braille? then they might actually read it.
Valid concerns, considered prior to exec (&, Ive answered to this criticism in these comments b4). Art is often in unexpected places. This dovetails with the stickers: when 99% of humans see a blind person next to Braille Graffiti they will empower the blind to read the message & share. The labels are meant to bring people together, not just 4 labeling. We seeing people think of composition in a different way. I hope my thoughts here express at least an attempt @ thoughtfulness. -swi
@11freedomfighter11 at 1:00 and 1:38, it says "Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement." Very beautiful to me. I didn't try to read any of the others eye strain is bad for your vision. :)
The Braille was printed on a Braille printer and the "Braille Graffiti" sticker is just ink, and so a different printer. It's not important to their aesthetic for them to have simplified the product by complicating the process.
I think this is so great! I make Braille jewelry and shirts and i love this! I am a sighted person, but I have an 11 year old neice who is blind and I am behind anything that promotes Braille awareness. Pats on the backs to the artists!
Bet most of these are enjoyed by blind people by someone sighted saying "Hey, did you know there is braille graffiti here?" They investigate, read what it says, strike up a conversation, and look out for more. A blind person could even start his/her own graffiti project, adding to it. Maybe even making the pattern of dots more artistic to match the tone of the message. One could use epoxy putty, exterior spackle, or self-adhesive dots instead of strips. Gets people thinking, Cristo-esque.
The problem with braille is that there is only one "font." There is no such thing as different font styles or sizes in braille. All you people complaining that it's just writing don't understand that if the configuration of dots were changed to make it more "artistic" it would make it unreadable and thus no longer braille.
it's cool, but i had a hard time making it out. i've wanted to do something like this, but obviously someone beat me to it. ah well. still pretty cool.
*shrugs* Graffiti is art! This is nothing more than labeling. I don't consider marking my soup cans with little dots for finger reading art- so why is this any different? and don't give me the "a blind person suggested it" speech my vision is 20/400 with corrective wear.
Excuse me? I'm an Artist, who happens to be totally blind, THIS IS ART! artistic in its own right! Well done to the creators, well thought out idea, very well executed! Being blind is meerely something unfortunate, the gift to be able to express ones self through artistic language, is truely astonishing! So, Applause from Canada!!
Partially sighted people can't appreciate the reading methods of Braille, its just not in the nature, sorry!
You are excused! I am also a blind artist (not an elitist)I just don't consider this art. If I smeared body fluids on a large canvas I'm sure someone would find it brilliant. It's all about perception. I've embraced blindness and don't consider it unfortunate.
I read/write grade 2, Sometimes I see shapes other times I can make out much more. I have gone weeks at a time without vision. So I do appreciate Braille it keeps me literate. Maybe you should consider me illegally sighted?
very cool. as an art piece i find the text problematic. just b/c a blind person suggested the signs-your the artist. it makes it feel less poetic and sincere when you have to point at it with a sign. but its still cool.
dip shit its not sticker stamping noob read the discription next time!
A project for the blind. All braille found in public is of the practical nature, directing them this way and that. Further, obviously, without vision, blind people miss out on the beauty that graffiti can present in our culture, both aesthetically but also conceptually.
This is an attempt to create a unique experience for the blind people who happen to come across these bits of graffiti designed for them.
The picture was bad and I couldn't read all the Braille but it looks like the Braille is only random sayings where there is graffiti. "Tiny bubbles randomly rise up from..." couldn't read the rest. I will definitely have to check it out next time I'm in Portland.
a see'ing person could direct a blind person to the brille and a blind person tell the see'ing person what it says... kinda like.. see'ing and blind people hand in hand kinda thing :S
the art is for the blind. the labels make it more likely that the blind will "see" the art." someone who can see might not understand that. but actually, a blind person suggested it.
to add: there's a joke about the braille used in elevators and such: the sighted sign will read "third floor", and underneath that in braille: "stupid sighted people"...
point is, i would never be able to read them as a visually impaired person without being alerted to them. we don't seek for something we can't feel is there.
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You can't make braille graffiti. Yes, the stickers were posted illegally on public space an that, but I think a graffiti is also a drawing, PAINTING on the street.
sigh - isn't it a bit oxymoronic to label the Braille graf with text stickers? Also, how about the fact that it's only a sticker? Interesting idea, but it needs to show a wee bit more sensitivity to the psychogeography of graf culture, too. Yet, I'd be tickled to find one of these in my 'hood.
Is there an artist statement around you could post?
You just don't get it do you? It's brail, so blind people can read it. It's Graffiti because of the message the brail contains and the fact that it was posted illegally on public space, and it's art because of the combination of the two.
Unless you were being litteral with your wish of "some way to let the blind actually see..." well yeah i'd love them to have good eyesight too. but you know that's what science is for, this is art.
Well it took you long enough. Sorry if I got upset, but you were basically saying the idea was a failure because it couldn't be understood by those it was reaching out to. Did you think it was just pictures of braille and not actually 3-D so the blind couldn't read it?
Ironic that your statement about spelling and grammar is grammatically incorrect. Even more so that the letters are the same. If you had read and understood my arguments you would realize I'm an advocate of the artistic idea of this project and not whether it's loyal to either Braille or graffiti. This is Youtube, it's not published, theres no editors, so long as my idea is not obstructed it doesn't bother me, and I'm curious about why it should bother you.
I, too, will have to give you a thumbs-down. Excuse me for not citing any sources, but I read just the other night that when referring to the man you would use Braille. But if you are referring to the writing system, then it would be braille (lowercase).
ok. That is a killer idea. With some good footage. But the fact that you didn't tell the viewers what the hell is says.. is just kind of annoying. And then, if you would have put music to this footage, it would have been a lot more interesting. Otherwise its just a guy with a camera that zooms. But I give you guys props. I like the idea and that you went out and did that.
lol very very cool, but how can blind people see where it is? They are blind? Not like they can be like, "hey, look over there! Brail I can read!" lol but if someone pointed it out to a blind person then it would be usefull.
I think it would be much more interesting and mysterious without the label "Braille Graffiti". And what about putting it mostly on objects that blind people might touch more often, like stair railings. Otherwise, cool idea.
about the labels: i didn't even think about the labels until they were recommended by the blind people i interviewed. labels are for the blind, so that the graffiti will get noticed and the blind people can read it. i was told the braille that already exists in public is actually rarely used, and so putting the graffiti up all over, with a little label, would draw attention and the blind would be empowered and sought out to actually read the message. thanks for enjoying the project. -swi
how are the bind going to find that graffiti in most of places you are putting the braille graffiti. I don't think blind people go around touching things like that. Just throwing it out there.
My friend is blind and reads braille, I bought him a cheese grater for christmas and he told me that it was the most violent thing he had ever read.
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carlosadof 7 months ago
I was actually really wondering if there was such a thing and then came across your vid.... and there is! Cool !!
7Flume 9 months ago
gay
funkit22 1 year ago
"hey honey feel this....its braille graffiti =O....oh those blind gangsters and their braille graffiti!"
MusicDo0d 1 year ago
Nice project, amazing printer:-)) How did you gain access to it? And is this grade 2 braille? I found it difficult to read. Perhaps you can add the 5 phrases to the infobox of the video.
veganfemale 1 year ago
Grade 1 or 2 XD
Patternpop 1 year ago
also since i do tactile graphics i was thinking, couldn't you draw something then print it out on that sticky paper and put it up so that the blind people could feel a picture? the system at my work only prints graphics on this special paper then it gets "toasted" so it wouldn't work with our system
4upk893 2 years ago
im a tactile graphics artist and have been thinking of going some graffiti in braille for a while, im not to good with the alphabet but i opened up braille 2000 and 6 keyed this in "you dont have to be blind to see the writing on the wall."
4upk893 2 years ago
interesting idea, poor execution. Why was the braille put in places that blind people don't have normal interaction with? seriously? on the side of a truck? the handrails /might/ work but it's highly unlikely. and what's with the sticker? is it because blind people will rarely if ever come across these that you need to point it out to people who can see for it to mean anything to anyone? Why weren't these added next to places that already have braille? then they might actually read it.
Everfalling 2 years ago
Valid concerns, considered prior to exec (&, Ive answered to this criticism in these comments b4). Art is often in unexpected places. This dovetails with the stickers: when 99% of humans see a blind person next to Braille Graffiti they will empower the blind to read the message & share. The labels are meant to bring people together, not just 4 labeling. We seeing people think of composition in a different way. I hope my thoughts here express at least an attempt @ thoughtfulness. -swi
symplvision 2 years ago 2
@symplvision ...the book of Eli! hahaha.
jus playin... good video
ninja1er 1 year ago
If I ever go blind, I hope I come across braille graffiti.
BostonUrbEx 2 years ago 2
what is written on these stickers? i love this idea.
11freedomfighter11 2 years ago
@11freedomfighter11 at 1:00 and 1:38, it says "Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement." Very beautiful to me. I didn't try to read any of the others eye strain is bad for your vision. :)
TheEvanna 1 year ago
how u know when some1s there or not duh ha thats kool though i like there wanting to try whats that word
JACOBTRANG1 2 years ago
dude wat was all tha about
azte245 2 years ago
amazing<3
insanlyloka 2 years ago 2
This would be such a cute suprise if you were blind and came across it, very cool.
Handrails would work well
PvRKK 2 years ago 3
thats pretty cool
jakegloveslap 2 years ago
ok thats a good idea but how r they gonna know its there?? they dont randomly rub there hand there and also what does the graffiti mean???
XXDjEspinozaXX 3 years ago
thats a pretty good idea but how are they gonna know its there? people dont just randomly rub there hands on walls (or do they?0
EdenFoshiZzle 3 years ago 7
Neat, but why not design the type right into the strip?
TH1RDE5TATE 3 years ago
The Braille was printed on a Braille printer and the "Braille Graffiti" sticker is just ink, and so a different printer. It's not important to their aesthetic for them to have simplified the product by complicating the process.
NoodleBrutals 3 years ago
I think this is so great! I make Braille jewelry and shirts and i love this! I am a sighted person, but I have an 11 year old neice who is blind and I am behind anything that promotes Braille awareness. Pats on the backs to the artists!
102675br 3 years ago 6
COOL!
anonymous4849 3 years ago
This is what they say
"Oh the beauty that rests inherent with non-pragmatic statements"
(the word "with" is not clear and could be "the")
"It's a secret. You have to be part of the club to know what this says"
"Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement"
"You don't have to be blind to see that the writing is on the wall."
"The glorious bliss of the Giant Now!"
There could be a few other characters mistaken as the resolution is not too good in places, sorry.
alps92 3 years ago 2
Bet most of these are enjoyed by blind people by someone sighted saying "Hey, did you know there is braille graffiti here?" They investigate, read what it says, strike up a conversation, and look out for more. A blind person could even start his/her own graffiti project, adding to it. Maybe even making the pattern of dots more artistic to match the tone of the message. One could use epoxy putty, exterior spackle, or self-adhesive dots instead of strips. Gets people thinking, Cristo-esque.
CarolJWright 3 years ago
The problem with braille is that there is only one "font." There is no such thing as different font styles or sizes in braille. All you people complaining that it's just writing don't understand that if the configuration of dots were changed to make it more "artistic" it would make it unreadable and thus no longer braille.
jyyne 3 years ago 8
so if the are blind how do they know where they can find it ?
wcpot123 3 years ago
Braille is so easy, i can read it with my eyes closed.
GuardianofWeiners 3 years ago
i wonder what the braille said..i wish i could read it :S
tally24th 3 years ago
it's cool, but i had a hard time making it out. i've wanted to do something like this, but obviously someone beat me to it. ah well. still pretty cool.
sillyness44 3 years ago
Great concept - it does make me think.
makezmuzic 3 years ago
soup cans with braille. i like it.
symplvision 3 years ago
*shrugs* Graffiti is art! This is nothing more than labeling. I don't consider marking my soup cans with little dots for finger reading art- so why is this any different? and don't give me the "a blind person suggested it" speech my vision is 20/400 with corrective wear.
braillecell6 3 years ago
Excuse me? I'm an Artist, who happens to be totally blind, THIS IS ART! artistic in its own right! Well done to the creators, well thought out idea, very well executed! Being blind is meerely something unfortunate, the gift to be able to express ones self through artistic language, is truely astonishing! So, Applause from Canada!!
Partially sighted people can't appreciate the reading methods of Braille, its just not in the nature, sorry!
Avrillavigne99 3 years ago
You are excused! I am also a blind artist (not an elitist)I just don't consider this art. If I smeared body fluids on a large canvas I'm sure someone would find it brilliant. It's all about perception. I've embraced blindness and don't consider it unfortunate.
I read/write grade 2, Sometimes I see shapes other times I can make out much more. I have gone weeks at a time without vision. So I do appreciate Braille it keeps me literate. Maybe you should consider me illegally sighted?
*smirks*
braillecell6 3 years ago
if your blind, how do you know what this video show's us? Don't say something is art without seeing it. that's a bit to easy.
roefsknoef 3 years ago 4
Theres no need to see art. art is somthing you feel within you.
xSIL3NTKILLERx 3 years ago
very cool. as an art piece i find the text problematic. just b/c a blind person suggested the signs-your the artist. it makes it feel less poetic and sincere when you have to point at it with a sign. but its still cool.
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wat a shit cunt
sticker stamiping
pfft toy
elanorarep08 3 years ago
dip shit its not sticker stamping noob read the discription next time!
A project for the blind. All braille found in public is of the practical nature, directing them this way and that. Further, obviously, without vision, blind people miss out on the beauty that graffiti can present in our culture, both aesthetically but also conceptually.
This is an attempt to create a unique experience for the blind people who happen to come across these bits of graffiti designed for them.
curtisford14 3 years ago
The picture was bad and I couldn't read all the Braille but it looks like the Braille is only random sayings where there is graffiti. "Tiny bubbles randomly rise up from..." couldn't read the rest. I will definitely have to check it out next time I'm in Portland.
GiftedBigfoot 3 years ago
a see'ing person could direct a blind person to the brille and a blind person tell the see'ing person what it says... kinda like.. see'ing and blind people hand in hand kinda thing :S
12333212123123123 3 years ago
looks like Portland Or. Ive seen him up
youfoob 3 years ago
Why do they label it?!?!?!
If your blind you can't read the label and if you can see you can't read the Braille so the labels a bit pointless.
Dyendra 4 years ago
the art is for the blind. the labels make it more likely that the blind will "see" the art." someone who can see might not understand that. but actually, a blind person suggested it.
symplvision 4 years ago
its acutally not ment for the blind. its somethin' that should make 'u think
flach99 3 years ago
and how would they ever know it's there in the first place.
imviewed 3 years ago
@Dyendra I have perfect vision, and I can read Braille.
Morphesque 3 months ago
I agree, surly blind people won't know its there?
still a good idea
johnfox3 4 years ago
peep youtube: yes yes graffiti
yesyesgraffiti 4 years ago
that's amreally coool idea. ^.^
turnupthevolumelisa 4 years ago 2
how can blind people know its there?
aschw1n 4 years ago 5
thats what i was wondering like do they touch everything or sumthin
justintagger 4 years ago
I love it!
I couldn't read it all, I guess it had a lot of contractions, which I don't know.
tpmm1 4 years ago
Во гавнище то а, да не, реально гавнище!
Lamo246 4 years ago
good
gluosninis 4 years ago
i really like this one
Quinnf11 4 years ago
i got this from some1 but it says
00:30 Oh, the beauty that rests inherent with non-pragmatic statements.
1:00 + 1:35 Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement.
1:25 + 1:44 The glorious bliss of the GIANT NOW!*
1:14 + 1:20 You don't have to be blind to see that this writing is on the wall.
* This last part was difficult to read, and I don't know if it is completely accurate.
SuperMoo332 4 years ago 4
hahaha that was cute, imagine a blind guy graffiting the streets
videogrillo 4 years ago
impressive!!
kantiano 4 years ago
what a great idea
atree3 4 years ago
to add: there's a joke about the braille used in elevators and such: the sighted sign will read "third floor", and underneath that in braille: "stupid sighted people"...
urbandiscount 4 years ago
point is, i would never be able to read them as a visually impaired person without being alerted to them. we don't seek for something we can't feel is there.
urbandiscount 4 years ago
wack
0001000100 4 years ago
awesome
WafflesInMyTummy 4 years ago
haha cool
gramenina 4 years ago
great idea!
d00dLorren 4 years ago 2
what no drips:)-Zes
colllin3d 4 years ago 2
Nice concept
Sapling 4 years ago 3
yea
troublemaker100 4 years ago 2
The concept is good.
CursedPerfexion 4 years ago 4
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that wrong thats just dirt in yur face. ppl who ask u to do it are slackrs n theives gonna stop yur style. man dat sucks, daz dirt. i been there.
ramisia07 4 years ago
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You can't make braille graffiti. Yes, the stickers were posted illegally on public space an that, but I think a graffiti is also a drawing, PAINTING on the street.
DanieLaixer 4 years ago
what did they say?
zacharyparks2009 4 years ago
00:30 Oh, the beauty that rests inherent with non-pragmatic statements.
1:00 + 1:35 Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement.
1:25 + 1:44 The glorious bliss of the GIANT NOW!*
1:14 + 1:20 You don't have to be blind to see that this writing is on the wall.
* This last part was difficult to read, and I don't know if it is completely accurate.
LwonK 4 years ago 3
thanks :)
bandito2000 4 years ago
If you didn't make all that up then nice one lol
jakeyourface 4 years ago
Thanks, and don't worry, I didn't make it up; I'm learning Braille to be a Braille transcriber.
LwonK 4 years ago
found the statement, thx!
CarrieGates 4 years ago
sigh - isn't it a bit oxymoronic to label the Braille graf with text stickers? Also, how about the fact that it's only a sticker? Interesting idea, but it needs to show a wee bit more sensitivity to the psychogeography of graf culture, too. Yet, I'd be tickled to find one of these in my 'hood.
Is there an artist statement around you could post?
CarrieGates 4 years ago
just went on their website and got this-
One sentence reads: You don't have to be blind to see that the writing is on the wall.
Another: Tiny bubbles that randomly rose from the paper in this arrangement.
floncita 4 years ago
good idea, but i wish there was some way to let the blind actually see or feel the actual art.
BlurNine 4 years ago
it's actually brail... what's not to feel?
NoodleBrutals 4 years ago
that means they can read words, not see art.
BlurNine 4 years ago
You just don't get it do you? It's brail, so blind people can read it. It's Graffiti because of the message the brail contains and the fact that it was posted illegally on public space, and it's art because of the combination of the two.
Unless you were being litteral with your wish of "some way to let the blind actually see..." well yeah i'd love them to have good eyesight too. but you know that's what science is for, this is art.
NoodleBrutals 4 years ago
alright, alright, calm down, i understand where ur coming from
BlurNine 4 years ago
Well it took you long enough. Sorry if I got upset, but you were basically saying the idea was a failure because it couldn't be understood by those it was reaching out to. Did you think it was just pictures of braille and not actually 3-D so the blind couldn't read it?
NoodleBrutals 4 years ago
i never thought it was a failure (it wa a great idea), and I knew it was real
BlurNine 4 years ago
Then please explain your original comment
NoodleBrutals 4 years ago
forget about it
BlurNine 4 years ago
by the way it's spelt Braille, with a capital B
carefree1905 3 years ago
Ironic that your statement about spelling and grammar is grammatically incorrect. Even more so that the letters are the same. If you had read and understood my arguments you would realize I'm an advocate of the artistic idea of this project and not whether it's loyal to either Braille or graffiti. This is Youtube, it's not published, theres no editors, so long as my idea is not obstructed it doesn't bother me, and I'm curious about why it should bother you.
NoodleBrutals 3 years ago 2
I, too, will have to give you a thumbs-down. Excuse me for not citing any sources, but I read just the other night that when referring to the man you would use Braille. But if you are referring to the writing system, then it would be braille (lowercase).
UberNoobHack 2 years ago
I like the footage, I mean does everthing need to be a hollywood production to be stimulating. The art and the ideas alone are stimulating.
JessTate 4 years ago
wonder what it says
RageGbk 4 years ago
lol!
i waz woundering how they would now of graff...
rozewillwin 4 years ago
ok. That is a killer idea. With some good footage. But the fact that you didn't tell the viewers what the hell is says.. is just kind of annoying. And then, if you would have put music to this footage, it would have been a lot more interesting. Otherwise its just a guy with a camera that zooms. But I give you guys props. I like the idea and that you went out and did that.
jandrewz 4 years ago
and how other people know that that's graffity
chavalalin 4 years ago
cool idea, but what's written on it?
Saul4president 4 years ago
lol very very cool, but how can blind people see where it is? They are blind? Not like they can be like, "hey, look over there! Brail I can read!" lol but if someone pointed it out to a blind person then it would be usefull.
BoognishRising 4 years ago
They put it on places that blind people might hold on to guide their way...
WiteKitty 4 years ago
hahahaha "hey look over there! braille graffiti!!!" hahahaha classic!!!
teisr 4 years ago
creative idea. what does it say?
d0ok13123 4 years ago
L'idée est vraiment bonne... :)
Zeblog2latribu 4 years ago
cool idea!
nokinhuh 4 years ago
cool, im going to look for them. what streets can i find them
r2d2gz 4 years ago
thats a cool idea. nice vid.
CheezeDude915 4 years ago
Fantastic, really marvellous concept.
Awesome work.
padowan6 4 years ago
I think it would be much more interesting and mysterious without the label "Braille Graffiti". And what about putting it mostly on objects that blind people might touch more often, like stair railings. Otherwise, cool idea.
assortedpeppers 4 years ago 2
about the labels: i didn't even think about the labels until they were recommended by the blind people i interviewed. labels are for the blind, so that the graffiti will get noticed and the blind people can read it. i was told the braille that already exists in public is actually rarely used, and so putting the graffiti up all over, with a little label, would draw attention and the blind would be empowered and sought out to actually read the message. thanks for enjoying the project. -swi
symplvision 4 years ago
Bravo, Scott. Beautiful work.
reckonwordwide 4 years ago
fucking genius. awesome
mellowglory 4 years ago
I got it all cleared up, forget my first comment.
ineedtostopsoon 4 years ago
how are the bind going to find that graffiti in most of places you are putting the braille graffiti. I don't think blind people go around touching things like that. Just throwing it out there.
ineedtostopsoon 4 years ago
did you read any of the project info? the locations and ideas came from interviews with blind people.
symplvision 4 years ago