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The "Nilde Iotti" Library of the Chamber of Deputies hosted "World Unseen", the revolutionary exhibition event which, for the first time in Italy, makes photography accessible even to those with visual disabilities. This exhibition, conceived and organized by Canon and sponsored by the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Italian Red Cross, marks a significant step towards the breaking down of sensory barriers and the democratization of visual art.

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"In a fast-paced world it is essential to take care of people with disabilities as too often we simply talk about disabilities and do not take care of their needs and their real needs." Thus Debora Diodati, vice-president of the Italian Red Cross during the presentation of the "World Unseen" exhibition hosted until 17 December at the “Nilde Iotti” Library of the Chamber of Deputies. This exhibition, conceived and organized by Canon and sponsored by the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Italian Red Cross, marks a significant step towards the breaking down of sensory barriers and the democratization of visual art. The exhibition will be hosted at the “Nilde Iotti” Library of the Chamber of Deputies until 17 December.

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“World Unseen is an exhibition that we strongly wanted. Technology today allows you to print in elevation up to 4 millimeters and give a tactile experience to visually impaired people who can actually see the photograph." Thus Andrea Di Santo, CEO of Canon Italia, presented "World Unseen", the revolutionary exhibition event which, for the first time in Italy, will make photography accessible even to those with visual disabilities. This exhibition, conceived and organized by Canon and sponsored by the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Italian Red Cross, marks a significant step towards the breaking down of sensory barriers and the democratization of visual art. The exhibition will be hosted at the “Nilde Iotti” Library of the Chamber of Deputies until 17 December.

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“The visual disability excludes these people from being able to directly enjoy photography, but through tactile reproduction and audio description, this exhibition creates an immersive reality in which there is the possibility of knowing everything that until now remained precluded.” . Thus Mario Barbuto, national president of Uici - Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired, on the occasion of the presentation of "World Unseen", the revolutionary exhibition event which, for the first time in Italy, makes photography accessible even to those with visual disabilities. This exhibition, conceived and organized by Canon and sponsored by the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Italian Red Cross, marks a significant step towards the breaking down of sensory barriers and the democratization of visual art. The exhibition will be hosted at the “Nilde Iotti” Library of the Chamber of Deputies until 17 December.