In this new era of cleansing and purging, 82-year-old artist Kenneth Snelson's elegant sculptures, made of shiny metal tubes that appear to float or dance in the air and are held together by aluminumwire, look particularly prescient--never mind he has been doing them for five decades now.
Made out of relatively common materials like aluminum and steel wire, the Braille-It can also be constructed by the blind themselves -- a potentially groundbreaking development for a demographic that's too often ignored by the retail sector.