Sensory Gallery is a cultural archive of tactile works created primarily for individuals with visual impairments.

Through carefully structured three-dimensional forms and guided audio narratives, complex visual references — whether architectural, spatial, cultural, or conceptual — are translated into tangible experiences.

Beyond representing landmarks or physical places, each piece aims to make aspects of the world that are often visually mediated — scale, structure, spatial relationships, historical environments, and symbolic spaces — physically and cognitively accessible.

Sensory Gallery exists to transform what is typically abstract or distant into something that can be explored, understood, and meaningfully experienced through touch and sound.