Inclusion for the Andrei Rublyov Museum

Three posters combined with one idea. The museum is located in the building of the former monastery, so it may be difficult for many people to access, but it offers lectures and educational tours that can also be interesting to people with special features. The museum is trying to make space more accessible and safer by using such triangular tags. The series is designed to demonstrate the museum’s efforts, but may be somewhat ironic about the inadequacy of these efforts: yes, something has been done, but that is not all that can be done. In addition, the slogan itself forces the viewer to see the obvious need for people with a sense of tactility, the need to touch space and interior in order to be safe. It is a call to the viewer to drown into an environment that is not familiar with vision but with other feelings. Thus, the posters contain several levels of meaning.