The title of this piece is intentionally not spelled out. I've only told my classmates at the time and the man who typed it out for me what it says. The point is to print it, punch it, and find someone who can read it to you.

I spent four months at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland, in the Environmental Art Department. Their focus is to make site-specific work, but the semester I was there, they chose the gallery as their site.

Our group decided to make a portable exhibit, to be taken outside the gallery....and so we made a poster that folded out, where each person had their own square dealing with the theme he/she had chosen. I chose to study the enviroments of hearing and visually impaired people.

Below are some images of other things I did in Glasgow that dealt with this topic.
Front of folded exhibit poster
Speakography: lip-writing for lip-reading
Video still of a blind woman sewing
Man speaking to a visually and hearing imparied worker